Title: Server and Storage Manufacturing Test Engineer

Location: Hybrid onsite schedule in either SCV,CA or Austin, TX

Duration : 12 Months Contract on w2

Key Qualifications:

• 3 years of experience in factory test and diagnostics development
• Knowledge of Motherboard architecture and related subsystems such as CPU, Memory controller, Platform controller hub, BClient, DC-SCM, NVMe, HBA, HDD, OOB and OCP networking,
• Linux systems engineering:
• Installing RHEL/Ubuntu, compiling custom drivers into the kernel. Internal knowledge of LinuxOS, file system structure, daemons, systemd, dmesg, SEL logs.
• Proficient in Unix Shell (Bash), and Python programming. Good at RegExp using sed, awk, grep ,gnu-utils, etc.
• Experience with stress testing utilities, stressapp, stress-ng, iperf3, fio, memtester, etc.
• Strong networking background and understanding of TCP/IP stack, 1GbE OOB Ethernet, 100GbE QSFP NICs and Switchgear. Arista EOS or Cisco IOS / Nexxus operating systems
• SMBIOS, DMI, Ipmitool, bee-Client, UEFI shell and BIOS settings.
• Experience programming FRU EEPROMs, contents and format
• Functional understanding of open/short and in circuit testing
• Ability to troubleshoot test hardware

Description of Responsibilities:

• Help create as well as audit and approve Functional Test Plans and Burn-in stress testing sequences
• Validate in the lab, then deliver firmware updates to the production floor.
• Help design and improve production line layout and assembly stations and process
• Manage production in the factory from prototype through EVT, DVT, PVT, Ramp and MP phases
• Problem solve F/A reports and improve diags to maintain > 98% yield rate on high volume production lines through continuous improvement and sustaining engineering efforts.
• Monitor and enforce test equipment calibration, ESD compliance, and consumable commodities (drives / cables / DIMMs, CPUs, etc.) maintenance policies.
• Co-develop manufacturing instructions with ODM detailing assembly and test processes from flash programming through testing, labeling and final packaging
• Requires travel to factories in Asia and North America (~25% of the time)