Micron Technology

Technician, Electrical Failure Analysis (EFA ) / Physical Failure Analysis (PFA)

Micron Technology
Integrated Device ManufacturingSingapore, SingaporeOnsitePosted 2 months ago

About the role

AI summarised

The PFA & EFA Technician provides comprehensive Electrical Failure Analysis (EFA) and Physical Failure Analysis (PFA) support for products across New Product Introduction (NPI), qualification, and high-volume manufacturing (HVM). This role is critical in the disposition of maverick material triggered by the Statistical Bin Limit (SBL) system, requiring data-driven evaluation and close collaboration with cross-functional partners to determine root cause and failure mechanisms.

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Key Responsibilities

  • Execute and follow up on FA actions (EFA and/or PFA) to determine disposition paths for SBL-triggered investigations.
  • Recommend and communicate lot dispositions clearly and timely to stakeholders based on data analysis.
  • Utilize advanced FA tools such as IV curve tracer, micro-prober, and bench tester to perform EFA.
  • Conduct physical failure analysis and correlate electrical failure modes to physical defects when necessary.
  • Perform package and sample preparation activities including de-processing, cross-sectioning support, and IMC measurement.
  • Operate FA lab tools such as Ion Miller, FIB, EDX, SEM, 2D/3D X-ray, Thermal EMMI.
  • Capture, save, and organize images and data; write structured, detailed FA documentation and reports with clear conclusions.
  • Propose and implement engineering and technical improvement ideas to reduce SBL triggers and optimize EFA/PFA workflows.

Requirements

  • Nitec / Higher Nitec / Diploma in Electrical & Electronics Engineering, Computer Engineering, or a related discipline.
  • Ability to extract, interpret, and analyze test data to support SBL-triggered investigations.
  • Strong adherence to lab safety and quality systems in a fast-paced production environment.
  • Ability to maintain strong working knowledge of test processes, equipment, systems, and product behavior.
  • Experience in test failure analysis, a lab environment, or manufacturing troubleshooting is a strong advantage.