Master thesis-Automated Device Handling for Post Silicon Verification of Integrated Circuits (m/f/d)

We are LSP – Light Sensors & Photonics, one of three business units within ams OSRAM, advancing the digitalization of light. At LSP, we go beyond traditional sensing—combining light, silicon, and system expertise to enable digital photonics solutions. Our focus is clear: powering next-generation applications in data centers, AR/VR, mobile and automotive, where light becomes a critical interface for data, perception, and interaction. This evolution marks a shift from components to integrated photonics systems —driving performance, scalability, and innovation in high-growth segments.

The Master Thesis

“Automated Device Handling for Post Silicon Verification of Integrated Circuits” aims to improve throughput, repeatability, and automation capability in single‑site measurement environments constrained by hardware, noise, and sensitivity. It integrates mechanical, software, and thermal handling requirements and serves as a foundation for statistical measurement data during post-silicon verification of integrated circuits

• The primary objective is to develop an automated Device Under Test (DUT) handling solution with the following requirements:
• Collect and document technical key requirements
• Automation of DUT transfer between sample trays and standardized load boards
• Ensure consistent, precise positioning across multiple device and PCB formats
• Improve characterization throughput and enable AI-ready data‑generation
• Minimize manual interaction to reduce risk, effort, and measurement variability
• Full automation including temperature‑dependent measurement sequences
• Enthusiastic student focusing on electrical engineering, information and computer engineering, mechatronics or similar fields
• Ability to work independently and with precision
• Fluent English is a strong plus
• Contract duration 6 months

We offer competitive salaries and additional benefits based on your performance, experience, and qualifications. Employment is in accordance with the collective agreement for the electrical and electronics industry, employment group E (https://www.feei.at/aktuelles/mindestloehne-und-gehaelter-eei/).