Sr. Engineer, NPI
- Location
- Santa Clara, CA, US
- Employment type
- Full-time
- Posted
- Oct 12, 2026
- Last seen
- Oct 16, 2026
About the role
Job Summary
The NPI Engineer will lead transitioning new product to manufacturing; he will collaborate with cross functional team to develop a high-volume manufacturing/testing process for new SiTime product. The NPI engineer will lead Qual (reliability) execution and early customer sampling as well as low volume (LVM) manufacturing. He works cross functionally to bring up OSAT, and make sure smooth transition to Operation.
Responsibilities:
- Work with quality team to develop Qual plan, and make sure resources are ready - Responsible for execution of the qual plan in tight schedule while guarantee quality - Collaborate cross functionally to document all manufacturing and test procedures - Work with OPS team to bring up OSAT, document all procedures, and confirm capacity - Work with PE and TE team to develop final test processes that are executable in high volume - Work with MEMS, CMOS, PE and SE team to develop template for limit development - Work with Packaging, PE, and IE to develop template for RTP documentation requirements
Qualifications & Requirements (Education must be included):
- Minimum master’s degree in electrical engineering - Familiar with high volume manufacturing and high-volume data processing. - Expertise in running Qual (reliability) of semiconductor industry - Knowledge of MEMS and semiconductor manufacturing and packaging - Familiar with ATE testing, capacity calculation and planning - Minimum 5 years’ experience in operations or development in semiconductor industry.
Desired Characteristics & Attributes:
- Excellent written and verbal communication skills required - Demonstrate ability to partner and communicate effectively with vendors and cross functional team - Strong ownership of responsibilities - Ability to work well with others in a fast-paced, dynamically changing, collaborative team environment - Knowledge of Oracle ERP system is a plus
