<New Graduate Hiring> Safe Launch Process Engineer
As a Safe Launch Process Engineer, you will play a key role in ensuring the successful introduction of new semiconductor products into manufacturing.
You will work closely with global development teams, manufacturing sites, quality engineers, and supply chain partners to identify risks,
solve technical problems, and drive smooth product ramp-up from development to mass production.
This position provides excellent exposure to:
New Product Introduction (NPI)
Automotive Quality Management
Semiconductor Manufacturing
Project Management
Cross-functional Collaboration
Data Analysis & Continuous Improvement
Key Responsibilities
New Product Introduction (NPI) Safe Launch Management
Coordinate Safe Launch activities for new semiconductor products
Align Safe Launch plans with global development and manufacturing teams
Monitor product performance during production ramp-up
Facilitate material review and risk disposition discussions
Present Safe Launch status and closure recommendations to management review boards
Quality & Technical Problem Solving
Investigate quality and manufacturability issues during the Safe Launch period
Coordinate root cause analysis and containment actions with subject matter experts
Drive permanent corrective actions to prevent recurrence
Continuous Improvement
Identify opportunities to improve NPI execution efficiency and manufacturing quality
Support lessons-learned activities and implementation of best practices
System & Process Support
Maintain engineering notification and Safe Launch tracking systems
Ensure project documentation and performance data are updated accurately
Qualifications
Required
Bachelor's or Master's degree in Engineering, Science, or related disciplines
Within 2 years working experience in relative field.
Good communication and interpersonal skills
Good command of English
Strong analytical and problem-solving mindset
Passion for learning and working in a fast-paced environment
Preferred
Knowledge of project management concepts
Knowledge of semiconductor manufacturing processes
Experience in assembly material or wafer test or final test are preferable.
Internship experience in engineering or manufacturing environments is a plus