We promise you, your internship is a formal training to become Test Engineer that make you ready to enter engineering industry. No limit on what you can learn, the question is how much you can learn and contribute to the team!

We are building a semiconductor test development hub and are hiring test development engineers. We are looking for a whole horde of you to develop and code test programs for Automated Test Equipment (ATEs) to test a wide range of products including RF, analogue, mixed-signal and digital devices, SOCs and FPGAs for the automotive, IOT and consumer electronics sectors of the market.

You will have the opportunity to learn and work on the most advanced ATE platforms Advantest, Teradyne, Xcerra and National Instruments have to offer.

Roles & Responsibilities:

• Develop and implement test programs on specific ATE platforms
  • Development activities will include test specification analysis, test methodology development, and coding of test programs.
  • Implementation activities include code debug, characterization of the program with the device and optimization.
• Work with experience engineer & our customers to introduce new products or increase output of high volume products by developing better tests, enabling multi-site testing and/or optimizing tests in the customer’s HVM environment
• Your end-goal is to provide a superior test solution with test coverage that is debuggable, predictable and repeatable.

Qualifications:

• BSEE/MSEE degree in Engineering (Mechatronic/Electromechanical), Engineering (Computer/Telecommunications), Engineering (Electrical/Electronic) or equivalent.
• Ability to understand and decipher product specifications and test methods.
• Ability to understand, debug, modify and improve ATE test programs so knowledge in programming is needed. We work with all tester platforms so as long as you’ve driven a big-iron tester from old Tiger/Catalysts to the newer UltraFlexes/Wavescales, we want to hear from you!
• C++, Python or other scripting languages is a huge plus!
• Addendum: We’ve trained up some experienced system validation engineers to be helluva good test development engineers so we believe that if you have very strong fundamentals in engineering, you could be a good candidate if you’re willing to learn.