LabVIEW / TestStand Developer

Job Summary

LabVIEW and NI TestStand development for automated test systems, with strong experience in LabVIEW Object-Oriented Programming (LVOOP), Actor Framework, parallel/asynchronous execution, and multi-UUT test architectures. Experience developing TestStand sequences using the Batch Process Model and designing systems where multiple DUTs execute in parallel while synchronizing at defined test stages. Familiarity with hardware communication interfaces including CAN, Ethernet, TCP/IP, UART, RS-485, SPI, and I2C. NI Certified LabVIEW Developer (CLD) preferred, with CLA certification considered a plus..

Duties And Responsibilities

• Design and develop automated test applications using LabVIEW and NI TestStand.
• Develop modular and scalable LabVIEW applications using LVOOP and Actor Framework.
• Develop and maintain TestStand sequences, architectures, and supporting LabVIEW modules.
• Implement TestStand Batch Process Model solutions for parallel multi-UUT testing.
• Design test architectures where multiple DUTs execute concurrently and synchronize at required test stages.
• Develop parallel and asynchronous software using state machines, Producer/Consumer architectures, queues, events, User Events, and notifiers.Implement synchronization and shared-resource management using rendezvous and other synchronization techniques.
• Develop and troubleshoot communication with hardware using CAN, Ethernet, TCP/IP, UART, RS-485, SPI, I2C, and similar interfaces.
• Perform software integration, debugging, troubleshooting, and validation of automated test systems.
• Document software architecture, test sequences, interfaces, and validation results. ‍

Minimum Qualifications

• 1-5 years of experience
• U.S. Citizen
• 1-5 years of relevant LabVIEW and automated test development experience.
• NI Certified LabVIEW Developer (CLD) or equivalent demonstrated LabVIEW development expertise.
• Strong hands-on experience with NI TestStand.
• Strong knowledge of LVOOP, Actor Framework, parallel programming, and asynchronous application architectures.