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Podcast EP181: A Tour of yieldHUB’s Operation and Impact with Carl Moore
Dan is joined by Carl Moore, a semiconductor and yield management expert with a career spanning 40 years. Carl's held technical management positions across product and test engineering, assembly, manufacturing, and design at established semiconductor companies. Carl is passionate about data analytics and has a reputation for building strong customer relationships. Carl explains how yieldHUB helps its customers improve yield and the benefits and impact of the work. Many aspects of return on investment (ROI) are discussed, along with the resulting efficiency improvements across the entire organization. Carl explains the collaborative nature of yieldHUB and how this benefits its customers. The views, thoughts, and opinions expressed in these podcasts belong solely to the speaker, and not to the speaker’s employer, organization, committee or any other group or individual.