DFT - ATPG

AMD — Bengaluru, Karnataka

₹5–10 LPA (HireSetu estimate) · Full-time · hybrid

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Quick answer: Design for test on AMD's Radeon graphics chips, based in Bengaluru on a hybrid schedule. Scan insertion and ATPG patterns are the core of the work, and the job carries through to post-silicon bring-up.

From AMD's job posting

ADVANCE YOUR CAREER. ADVANCE THE WORLD.

At AMD, we believe technology has the power to solve the world’s most important challenges. From advancing healthcare and scientific discovery to powering AI and the technologies people rely on every day, innovation at AMD is shaping the future.

Whether you’re designing next-gen processors, enabling AI breakthroughs, or bringing leading edge products to market, every role at AMD contributes to something bigger — technology that moves the world forward. Join us and, together, we’ll advance your career.

THE ROLE

As a member of the Radeon Technologies Group, you will help bring to life cutting-edge designs. As a member of the front-end design/integration team, you will work closely with the architecture, IP design, Physical Design teams, and product engineers to achieve first pass silicon success.

THE PERSON

A successful candidate will work with senior silicon design engineers. The candidate will be highly accurate and detail-oriented, possessing good communication and problem-solving skills.

KEY RESPONSIBLITIES

  • Implementation and verification of DFT architecture and features
  • Scan insertion and ATPG pattern generation
  • ATPG patterns verification with gate-level simulation
  • Test coverage and test cost reduction analysis
  • Post silicon support to ensure successful bring up and enhance yield learning

PREFERRED EXPERIENCE

  • Understanding of Design for Test methodologies and DFT verification experience (eg. IEEE1500, JTAG 1149.x, Scan, memory BIST etc.)
  • Experience with Mentor testkompress and/or Synopsys Tetramax/DFTMAX
  • Experience with VCS simulation tool, Perl/Shell scripting, and Verilog RTL design

ACADEMIC CREDENTIALS

  • Bachelors or Masters degree in computer engineering/Electrical Engineering

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HireSetu's note

The ATPG chain, start to finish

Scan insertion, ATPG pattern generation and gate-level simulation are one chain here, and the listing names all three. Know how a fault model becomes a pattern, why patterns that pass in RTL-style checks fall over in gate-level sim, and how compression changes both coverage and test time. TestKompress, Tetramax or DFTMAX, and VCS are the named tools, along with Verilog and Perl or shell scripting.

If you have used any of those tools on a real block, that goes at the top of your resume, above coursework. Boundary scan and memory BIST sit alongside them: IEEE 1500 and JTAG 1149.x come up, and graphics parts carry a lot of embedded memory, so memory test is a genuine slice of the job. MTS is a mid-level title at AMD, so a tapeout or a serious block-level DFT project is what makes the application land.

Ask about your slice of the chip

Radeon designs are large, and this team sits in front-end design and integration, working with architecture, IP design, physical design and product engineers. Which block you get decides the day-to-day: ask whether it is a graphics core, a display block or something shared, and how much of the flow you own end to end versus where you hand off.

Post-silicon support is part of the role, so find out what that means in practice: lab bring-up in person, remote pattern debug, or on-call during a run. Also pin down the hybrid arrangement, which days are in office and whether the team is all in Bengaluru or spread across sites.

Drafted with AI from AMD's job posting and checked by Prashanth Jakkula before publishing. See our Editorial Policy.

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