Test Engineer

POSITION SUMMARY: A Test Engineer designs, develops, and implements cost-effective methods of testing and troubleshooting systems and equipment. The position performs a variety of technical, multi-disciplined tasks early in the Product Development Process to provide timely, flexible, universal tools and processes. The Test Engineer makes knowledgeable, data-driven decisions and employs innovative technologies with optimal control and maximum speed and flexibility.

ESSENTIAL RESPONSIBILITIES:

• Ensure testability of new product designs, providing feedback to design teams addressing opportunities for defects in manufacturing and field use.
• Accurately estimate project costs as associated with implementing test solutions.
• Own the test requirements from the vendor to shipment to the customer.
• Verify products meet their functional requirements - including design verification and manufacturing screens. Prepares test and diagnostic programs, designs test fixtures and equipment, and completes specifications and procedures for new products.
• Analyze capabilities and ensure control of critical parameters of products and test equipment.

WORK ENVIRONMENT: Test Engineers regularly work in office, lab, and manufacturing facilities. Travel to international manufacturing and/or development locations may be required.

SKILLS:

• Must have strong problem-solving attributes.
• Able to operate a variety of electrical test instrumentation.
• Capable in hardware and software development.
• Strong at communicating with and influencing design teams, vendors, and customers.

EXPERIENCE: Desirable:

• Greater than 3 years of relevant design/development team and/or manufacturing support. Proven ability to methodically solve complex, technical issues. Demonstrated proficency in NI LabView test application development.
• Fluent English
• VISA
• Passport
• Willing to travel for trainings

EDUCATION: Essential: Bachelors Degree in a relevant Engineering discipline

Desirable: 6-sigma or equivalent statistical, problem-solving methodology