Jobs at Advantest

Develops, integrates, validates, and supports semiconductor test solutions across SLT, Burn-In, HPC, and AI platforms. Responsibilities include system bring-up, test-flow optimization, hardware and software integration, customer deployments, root-cause analysis, production ramp support, performance characterization, documentation, training, and collaboration with engineering and product teams. The role requires hands-on troubleshooting across testers, handlers, thermal systems, instrumentation, firmware, networking, and test programs, with domestic and international customer travel.

Develops, integrates, validates, and supports semiconductor test solutions across SLT, Burn-In, HPC, and AI platforms. Responsibilities include system bring-up, test-flow development, hardware and software integration, troubleshooting, device characterization, production ramp support, customer demonstrations, performance optimization, root-cause analysis, documentation, training, and collaboration with Applications, Systems, Hardware, Software, Firmware, and R&D teams. The role is onsite in Lake Forest, California and requires domestic and international travel.

Designs, develops, and owns high-performance cross-platform software for semiconductor test systems. Responsibilities include modernizing legacy platforms, developing applications, drivers, test programs, SCAN and vector pipelines, distributed telemetry systems, and communication interfaces. The role collaborates with cross-functional engineering teams, supports customer deployments, documents and reviews production software, and requires occasional domestic and international travel.

Leads global software engineering organizations developing semiconductor test-platform software across equipment control, handlers, thermal systems, factory automation, production data, and system integration. Oversees technical strategy, architecture, delivery, validation, release readiness, customer deployments, and cross-functional execution. The role is highly hands-on, with approximately 50% dedicated to coding, debugging, and solving complex hardware-software integration issues. Responsibilities also include managing managers and technical leaders, mentoring, performance reviews, succession planning, and adopting AI-assisted engineering practices.

Hands-on Principal Software Engineer responsible for architecting, developing, integrating, testing, and debugging software for semiconductor test platforms. The role involves C#/.NET, Python, distributed systems, APIs, messaging, data services, equipment drivers, firmware and hardware integration, secure platform services, and test orchestration. The engineer will lead architecture through production deployment, troubleshoot system-level issues, work with customers and global teams, mentor engineers, and conduct design and code reviews while remaining deeply involved in coding.

Drives quality improvements across semiconductor test-system production, field operations, suppliers, and customers. Responsibilities include failure analysis, issue trend analysis using Power BI, MRB participation, root-cause investigations, CAPA, FMEA, process and design reviews, and effectiveness verification. The role collaborates with Engineering, Manufacturing, Supply Chain, Service, Operations, and Program Management teams to resolve recurring defects and improve processes, documentation, product quality, and customer satisfaction.

Designs, develops, integrates, tests, and debugs software for semiconductor test platforms, including SLT, Burn-In, and HPC systems. Builds applications, SDKs, drivers, APIs, messaging services, data pipelines, and equipment-control software. Integrates software with hardware, firmware, instrumentation, and thermal systems; supports secure on-premises services and production deployment. Leads architecture, code reviews, customer integration, and technical mentoring while remaining highly hands-on.

Designs and maintains automated semiconductor test solutions across SLT, Burn-In, HPC, ATE, validation, and manufacturing platforms. Develops test programs and tools, defines validation methodologies, performs electrical and thermal characterization, analyzes yield and device data, and debugs hardware and system issues using laboratory instrumentation. Collaborates with engineering and manufacturing teams to support product introduction, readiness, customer integration, and production ramp.

Provides technical support for semiconductor test systems by troubleshooting field issues, diagnosing system and component faults, analyzing field performance, supporting installations and repairs, writing test plans and incident reports, developing documentation, training field service personnel, and serving as a technical liaison for customers and suppliers. The role requires domestic and international travel, cross-functional project participation, and onsite work in Lake Forest, California.

Designs, tests, and qualifies electro-mechanical hardware subsystems for semiconductor and electronic-device handling and testing. Responsibilities include creating detailed drawings and bills of materials, conducting design reviews, developing test protocols, analyzing failures, implementing design changes, and creating fixtures and test equipment. The engineer collaborates with manufacturing, quality, suppliers, customers, and cross-functional product teams in an on-site environment.

Leads strategic customer programs for semiconductor test equipment, serving as the primary customer contact and coordinating cross-functional teams, suppliers, engineering, manufacturing, quality, and technical support. Responsibilities include program planning, budgeting, scheduling, risk management, contract performance, customer satisfaction, equipment deployment, program reviews, corrective actions, and executive reporting. The role requires managing complex technical programs and customer partnerships in a fast-paced, on-site environment with domestic and international travel.

Provides administrative and operational support to sales teams and business development managers. Responsibilities include preparing quotes, proposals, agreements, reports, equipment configurations, and service documentation; responding to customer inquiries; tracking orders and forecasts; maintaining sales records; and coordinating with customers, vendors, and internal teams. The role is onsite in Lake Forest, California and supports the quote-to-cash process.

Leads the procurement function, team development, supplier strategy, contract negotiations, purchasing execution, supplier performance, budgets, compliance, and continuous improvement. The role develops sourcing strategies, selects and evaluates vendors, monitors KPIs, manages supplier risks and corrective actions, and collaborates with finance, operations, logistics, and global vendors.

The ATS Quality Division Manager leads the quality assurance efforts at ATS, ensuring compliance with standards and promoting a culture of quality across the organization and its suppliers. Responsibilities include setting quality targets, managing corrective actions, developing employees, and collaborating with various teams to deliver defect-free products. This role requires strategic vision, strong leadership, and extensive experience in quality management.