Develops production, qualification, and characterization test programs for WLAN, Bluetooth, and UWB SoC devices on ATE platforms. Leads test development from design kickoff through production release, debugs yield and performance issues, and creates DFT concepts to improve efficiency and reduce costs. Collaborates with design, systems, and software teams on RF and analog testing, built-in self-test, firmware-based testing, and cross-product test engineering initiatives.
Job Responsibilities:
- Develop production, qualification and characterization test programs for WLAN, BT, and UWB system on a chip (SOC) devices on ATE (Automatic Test Equipment)
- Advantest 93K/Exascale, Teradyne UFLEX/UFLEX+ ATE experience preferred
- Test development from design kick-off to production release
- Debug design and process related yield and performance problems
- Develop new DFT (Design for Test) concepts and
test techniques to improve test efficiency and reduce cost of test - Collaborate closely with Design, Systems, and Software teams to drive innovative new RF/analog test methods and accompanying device design implementation (Built in self-test, firmware-based testing, etc.)
- Work across product lines and other teams to drive new DFT and Test Engineering approaches within the group and across the company.
Job Requirements:
- Masters or Bachelor of Science degree in Computer or Electrical Engineering with 10+ years of experience
- Strong communication and problem solving skills
- Self-driven, able to take ownership and initiative of all project aspects while working independently and with the entire team
- Strong programming background (C++, Java , Visual Basic)
- RF and mmWave testing experience a big plus
- Fluent in English
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