Test Integration Engineer

What You’ll Do

• Integrate electrical subsystems including motor drivers, sensors, cameras, networking and power systems.
• Perform system bring‑up, debugging and validation during prototype and production phases.
• Debug and integrate systems spanning Linux‑based platforms and STM32 firmware.
• Use oscilloscopes, logic analyzers, spectrum analyzers, and other lab equipment to diagnose power, signal integrity, timing and communication issues.
• Develop and execute test procedures for electrical, communication and system‑level validation.
• Support field testing and help root‑cause failures observed during operation.
• Collaborate with hardware and software engineers to improve design robustness and testability.
• Build and maintain test fixtures, harnesses, and automation tools where appropriate.
• Assist in validating new hardware revisions and verifying design changes.

What You’ll Need

• Bachelor’s or Master’s degree in Electrical Engineering or related field.
• 3+ years of experience in hardware bring‑up, integration and test.
• Strong hands‑on experience using oscilloscopes, logic analyzers, and other lab instrumentation.
• Familiarity with embedded systems and firmware debugging.
• Strong proficiency working in Linux environments from the command line.
• Experience with common electrical interfaces (CAN, Ethernet, RS‑422/485, UART, I²C).
• Basic scripting or programming ability (Python or C/C++).
• Understanding of real‑time constraints and hardware‑software integration challenges.
• A desire to work in a highly collaborative, fast‑paced startup environment.

You’ll Stand Out

• Hands‑on work with high‑power, motor‑driven, or battery‑based systems.
• Exposure to hardware‑in‑the‑loop (HIL) or system‑level test environments.
• Working knowledge of embedded Linux platforms such as Yocto or Ubuntu‑based systems.
• Understanding of EMI and EMC considerations and field reliability challenges.
• Involvement in field testing or operational deployments.
• Proven ability to troubleshoot intermittent or system‑level failures in complex hardware systems.