Test Debug Technician

Job Scope :

• Run standard tests on electronic devices or systems using various testing equipment (e.g., multimeters, oscilloscopes, logic analyzers).
• Set up test environments, including test rigs and automated testing equipment, ensuring that everything is configured correctly for the product being tested.
• Ensure that all test parameters (e.g., voltage, current, frequency) are accurately set and within the specified range.
• Identify issues that arise during testing and use diagnostic tools to troubleshoot problems, isolating the root cause of test failures.
• Inspect products for physical issues, such as soldering defects, damaged components, or improper assembly that may cause test failures.
• Perform repairs or rework on faulty components or circuit boards, such as reflowing solder joints, replacing defective components, or repairing circuit traces.
• Accurately document the results of tests, including any issues found, repair actions taken, and overall product performance.
• Clearly communicate and document specific failures, including any trends or recurring issues, for further analysis by engineers or quality control teams.
• Prepare detailed reports of failure modes, troubleshooting steps, and resolutions, ensuring that the information is clear and accessible for future reference.
• Work closely with test engineers and design engineers to share findings, provide input on recurring issues, and assist in improving testing processes.
• Perform routine maintenance and calibration of test equipment, ensuring that tools such as oscilloscopes, multimeters, and test fixtures are functioning properly.
• Diagnose and resolve issues with malfunctioning test equipment, ensuring minimal downtime for testing.
• Typically, Test Debug Technicians work in manufacturing facilities, labs, or test departments where they have access to testing and debugging tools.
• Ensure that all testing and debugging activities are conducted following safety protocols, particularly when handling electrical components, high-voltage equipment, or sensitive devices.
• Proficient in using various diagnostic tools and performing repairs or rework on components.

skill required :

• Strong communication skills to work effectively with engineers and team members, sharing findings and insights.
• Experience with tools such as oscilloscopes, multimeters, logic analyzers, and in-circuit testers.
• Ability to perform basic soldering, desoldering, and rework on PCBs.
• Skills in identifying physical issues such as component misalignment, defective solder joints, or broken connectors.
• Familiarity with electrical circuits, component values, and troubleshooting techniques.
• Strong analytical and diagnostic skills to determine the root cause of test failures quickly.
• Ability to document issues and solutions clearly for communication with engineers and team members.