As a Test Product Engineering – Line Disposition engineer, you will provide hands-on engineering and production support to ensure smooth test-floor operations, timely product disposition, and effective resolution of product and process abnormalities.   What You Will Do Provide day-to-day engineering support for product, test, process, and production-related issues. Perform on-hold lot disposition by validating and analyzing product data, test results, and relevant engineering information. Conduct low-yield verification, data collection, and analysis to identify abnormalities, trends, and potential quality risks. Review test and product data to determine appropriate disposition and support timely production recovery. Work closely with Product Engineering, Process Engineering, Manufacturing, Quality, and other cross-functional teams to investigate and resolve issues. Verify, document, and communicate abnormal lots and required actions to relevant stakeholders. Prepare and submit hold-lot reports and communicate disposition status through established channels. Review and execute customer requirements and instructions accurately and within the required timeline. Execute post-process activities according to customer requirements and established procedures. Track open issues and hold lots through closure to minimize production downtime and cycle-time impact. Maintain accurate documentation and traceability for all engineering analysis, validation, and disposition activities. Support continuous improvement initiatives to improve yield, product quality, productivity, cycle time, and operational efficiency. Ensure all activities comply with company procedures, quality standards, engineering requirements, and customer expectations.   What We’re Looking For Relevant Education Nitec/ Higher Nitec in Electrical Engineering, Electronics Engineering, Semiconductor Engineering, Manufacturing Engineering, or a related technical discipline. Experience in semiconductor manufacturing, product engineering, test engineering, manufacturing engineering, or a related production environment is an advantage.   What You’ll Gain Hands-on semiconductor experience working directly with product, test, manufacturing, and quality processes. Develop strong expertise in product data analysis, yield analysis, and engineering lot disposition. Gain practical experience in production troubleshooting and problem solving in a fast-paced manufacturing environment. Work closely with cross-functional engineering and manufacturing teams, giving you broad exposure to the end-to-end product and production process. Build experience working with customer requirements and product-specific instructions. Develop your ability to make data-driven engineering decisions and manage issues from identification through closure. Participate in continuous improvement initiatives that directly impact yield, quality, productivity, and cycle time. Strengthen your technical communication, stakeholder-management, and project coordination skills. Gain valuable exposure to semiconductor test operations and product engineering, creating opportunities for broader engineering and technical career development.