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Engineering for Semiconductors & Hi-Tech

Yield engineers must connect flagged inspection images to wafer maps, test logs and process conditions before a lot moves downstream. We build data pipelines and inspection tools that bring that evidence into one review workflow.

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Overview

Semiconductor and hardware companies generate some of the richest engineering data anywhere: wafer maps, test logs, equipment telemetry, inspection images and design files. Most of it is used once and archived. The teams that turn it into yield, throughput and time-to-market gains are the ones that treat data and AI as engineering disciplines, not experiments.

Arixent works with semiconductor manufacturers, fabless companies, equipment makers and hardware product teams on exactly that: analytics platforms for test and yield data, computer vision for inspection, engineering tools that speed up design and validation, and the product engineering behind the software these companies sell alongside their hardware.

Machine Learning, Vision & MLOps: Forecasting, vision and edge models with the MLOps that keeps them reliable after launch.

Data Engineering & Platform Modernization: Batch and streaming pipelines, lakehouses and migrations off legacy warehouses.

Custom Software, SaaS & Mobile: Web platforms, multi-tenant SaaS and mobile apps built to your requirements.

For a representative delivery approach, read Catching wafer defects earlier with computer vision.

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Challenges

What gets in the way

Yield loss found too late

Defect patterns are identified after lots have already moved on, and root-cause analysis relies on manual correlation across tools.

Test data everywhere, insight nowhere

Terabytes of ATE, parametric and burn-in data sit in silos with no shared model or governed access.

Visual inspection limits

Rule-based optical inspection misses subtle defects and floods engineers with false alarms.

Engineering tool sprawl

Internal tools for design review, validation and lab management are aging and hard to extend.

Global teams, fragmented workflows

Design centers in the US, India and Asia work across systems that do not talk to each other.

Export control and IP sensitivity

Any partner must work inside strict security, data residency and access constraints.

Bring the use case. We will bring the engineering point of view.

Where it fits

Typical use cases

  • Wafer map pattern recognition and automatic classification
  • Test time reduction through adaptive test analytics
  • Equipment telemetry pipelines and predictive maintenance
  • Failure analysis knowledge assistants
  • Supply and demand planning for components
  • Customer-facing software and portals for hardware products

FAQ

Questions about Semiconductors & Hi-Tech

Yes. We work inside client-controlled environments, restrict access by role and location, follow your data classification and documentation rules and structure teams to respect export control obligations.

We staff these engagements with engineers experienced in test, yield and equipment data, and we spend the first weeks learning your specific process and vocabulary.

One distributed team across three time zones, aligned to your sites and working hours.

With streaming ingestion, columnar storage on open formats, partitioning by lot and time, and compute that scales for analysis without moving the raw data around.

Next step

Ready when you are.

Tell us what you are trying to build and we will come back with a point of view, not a pitch.