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SRI · 5 months ago

Test Engineer - Analog, ATE

Princeton, NJ

Full-time

Onsite

Mid Level

$80K/yr - $105K/yr

3+ years exp

SRI International’s Microcircuit Emulation Center is seeking an Analog Test Engineer to support the manufacturing of microcircuits. The role involves defining methods for characterization, developing test approaches, and maintaining testing methods for Analog devices.

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Responsibilities

Define, document, and implement methods to perform accurate and efficient characterization and Mil-Spec electrical screening of Analog microcircuits (i.e. amplifiers, linear/LDO voltage regulators, PLLs, DAC, ADC, etc)

Develop specialized test approaches and programs to resolve problems, particularly in the areas of automated testing of Analog devices and high speed signal measurements (i.e. instrumentation, fixturing issues, etc)

Maintain and improve existing methods for the testing and measurement of microcircuits using ATE and related equipment; interact directly with the technical staff of test equipment suppliers to address and resolve equipment or software related issues that may arise

Interact directly with the end-users or responsible program managers to review testing results and address test related issues

Provide recommendations to management on test technology trends and anticipated Emulation program test requirements

Assist in training of test engineers in the area of Analog testing

Qualification

Analog testingAutomated testing (ATE)Electrical EngineeringUnix/LinuxProgramming CProgramming C++Programming LabViewCommunication skillsTeamworkIndependent work

Required

Bachelors (or equivalent) in Electrical Engineering or a similar subject area, with 3+ years relevant work experience in Analog testing

Due to Government requirements, US Citizenship or Permanent Residency required

Hands-on capability in the measurement of Analog microcircuit characteristics using both manual/bench instrumentation and automated, computer-controlled measurement systems (ATE)

Ability to interpret semiconductor related test documentation (i.e. military device specifications and standards documentation, commercial data sheets, application notes, etc) in order to complete characterization and screening tasks

Experience working on both Unix/Linux workstation and PC (Windows) environments and demonstrate ability in relevant programming languages (i.e. C, C++, LabView, etc)

Demonstrated ability to effectively communicate with others

Demonstrate ability to work independently and in a team environment