Manufacturing Test Engineer

Primary Responsibilities

• Resolve test yield problems by performing analysis of root causes, developing and coordinating corrective action measures, and monitoring improvements.
• Trains and instructs test technicians and test operators on test hardware and/or software, as well as proper problem-solving techniques for functional test and ICT test.
• To participate in new or sustain product transfer.
• To work with the sustaining team (HQ team) to improve the product test yield from a test improvement standpoint.
• To work with the customer collaboratively to improve the product test methodology and yield analysis.
• Develop or use computer software and hardware to conduct tests on electronic products, systems, or software.
• Interface and confer with scientific, engineering, and technical personnel to resolve testing problems such as product issues, test system issues, incomplete test data, data interpretation, or coding issues.
• Analyze and interpret test data, prepare a technical report for the development team, management personnel, or customer.
• Cook up tester and test fixture preventive maintenance and calibration according to the schedule with the test technician, customer, or a third-party calibration.
• Perform new tester qualification, buyoff, and GR&R before production.
• Generate the work instruction, procedure, and preventive maintenance procedure.
• Tester/Test equipment utilization and downtime improvement.
• Manage the tester/test equipment spare part inventory.

Key Job Requirements and Qualifications

• Minimum of a BS in Electrical/Computer Engineering or related discipline
• Minimum of 3 years of manufacturing test engineering experience in the EMS industry.
• Knowledge of Microsoft Windows (All platforms) and Linux/Unix equivalent OS.
• Proficiency in common programming languages, like Python, C/C++, C#, VB.net, and equivalent.
• Good at product-level debugging, understands schematics, and proficient in using measurement equipment like a Multimeter, LCR meter, and Oscilloscope.
• Understanding Flash memory and Solid State Drive technology adds an advantage.
• Familiar with multiple protocols like I2C, SPI, JTAG, SMBus, RS232, RS485, and Boundary Scan.
• Extensive understanding of analog and digital circuits.