Test Technician

About the role

The Module Engineering Technician provides hands-on execution support to the Module Product Engineering and Test Engineering teams in Tempe, AZ. This role directly supports PE/TE engineers focused on New Product Introduction (NPI) for advanced power modules, with occasional support to sustaining engineering activities.

Responsibilities

• Collect characterization, debug, and validation data on module engineering samples in support of PE/TE engineers
• Build test fixtures, cabling, and harnesses required for engineering evaluation and debug
• Perform tester calibration checks and coordinate calibration recovery as needed to keep engineering setups ready
• Cook up module sample logistics, including receiving, labeling, tracking, packaging, and shipping of engineering samples between Tempe, sister sites, OSATs, and customers
• Execute PCB rework including through-hole soldering, SMT rework, board modification, and repair to support engineering hardware readiness
• Debug engineering test setups, isolate hardware issues, and support engineers in identifying setup vs. device-under-test failures
• Support module-level electrical debug activities including bench measurements, probing, thermal imaging, and instrumentation setup
• Prepare and package module samples for failure analysis send-out, ensuring proper labeling, traceability, and documentation
• Execute customer sample testing under engineering direction, including handling, preparation, measurement, and reporting
• Maintain 5S standards and general workspace cleanliness across engineering benches, fixture storage, and sample handling areas
• Follow ESD, safety, and material handling requirements

Qualifications

• Associate's degree in Electronics, Electrical Engineering Technology, Mechanical Technology, or related technical field preferred but not required
• 3-5 years of hands-on technician experience in a semiconductor engineering, test, product engineering, or module engineering environment
• Strong soldering skills
• Cable and harness build experience
• Comfortable operating bench-scale thermal chambers
• Comfortable operating thermal cameras / IR imaging equipment
• Able to read schematics and interpret board layouts
• Strong organization and follow-through on sample tracking and documentation
• Comfortable working directly with engineers and switching between tasks based on priority

Skills

• Comfortable working directly with engineers and switching between tasks based on priority

Benefits

• Flexible work environment
• Opportunities to explore hardware and software capabilities and try new things
• Enhanced user experiences through digitalization
• Global support system including the remote work option and Employee Resource Groups

Pay

Competitive compensation package

Schedule

Full-time position