Foundry Interface Engineer
Singapore · SG - Singapore · 10+ years experience · Remote · Posted Oct 8, 2026
At a glance
- Experience
- 10+ years experience
- Workplace
- Remote
- Location
- Singapore · SG - Singapore
About the role
- The Foundry Interface Engineer engages with foundry partners, third-party vendors, and internal teams to continuously improve ASIC designs.
- Responsibilities include partnering with OSAT to monitor production wafer test data, collaborating with circuit designers, and requesting foundry process fine-tuning based on analysis.
Responsibilities
- Review and assess Foundry silicon data against SPICE/design goals and compile SPICE to Silicon gap analysis.
- Drive foundry partners on CIPs to improve foundry process to meet technology entitlement and product goals.
- Work with foundry to identify potential device parameter changes to enable efficient low-voltage operation.
- Work closely with circuit designers to determine what device improvements could improve circuit performance and energy efficiency.
- Engage with Foundry partners/third-party vendors to manage foundry PDK/DK and design library collaterals.
- Guide internal IP/design teams on appropriate usage of technology attributes/offerings in accordance with product requirements.
- Collaborate with internal third-party infrastructure, customization, test-chip, methodology, and packaging and product test engineering teams for seamless execution of product bring-up and productization.
- Work with test engineers to analyze and validate production wafer data.
- Contribute to binning strategy to maximize parametric yield.
Requirements
- 10 + years of post-education experience in FAB/Fabless environments, technology definition and bring-up, device/process architecture, and NPI.
- Experience with foundry design kit, SPICE, DR/DRC evaluation, SPICE to Si assessment.
- Experience with advanced node device physics (e.g. FinFET/GAA), backside power, product design phases.
- Experience with product KPIs, DTCO, and parametric, DLY/PLY analysis/gap closure.
- Understanding of low power design techniques (e.g., Vmin reduction, power gating, multi-voltage design, chip power, clock network and optimization).
- Understanding of layout effects and impact to circuit design.
Preferred qualifications
- Master's degree or PhD in Electrical Engineering, Physics, or other related Engineering field with emphasis on semiconductor materials/devices and device physics
- Production test development experience
- Familiar with advanced FinFET technology nodes (3nm and 2nm)
- Familiar with PDK and device models
- Previous work experience at semiconductor foundries
- Familiar with standard cell design and layout
Benefits
- Remote work
- Medical insurance
- Flexible time off
- Retirement savings plans
- Modern family planning
Skills
- SPICE
- DRC
- DTCO
- FinFET
- GAA
- PDK