Test Engineer - Electrical

Key Responsibilities

Electrical Characterization & Debugging

• Perform electrical characterization of subsystems: 
  • Voltage/current measurements
  • Signal integrity and timing analysis
  • Noise, grounding
• Troubleshoot complex issues involving: 
  • Analog and digital electronics
  • Power supplies, converters, and motor drives
  • Communication interfaces (I²C, SPI, UART, CAN, Ethernet, USB)

Hands‑On Lab Execution

• Own test execution in the lab, including: 
  • Bring‑up of new testers and subsystems
  • Debug under schedule pressure
  • Support for design verification and troubleshooting activities
• Use lab equipment extensively, including: 
  • Oscilloscopes, logic analyzers, DMMs, power analyzers
  • Environmental and stress testing setups (as applicable)

Collaboration

• Work closely with: 
  • Design engineers (EE, ME, firmware, systems)
  • Manufacturing

Tester Development & Integration

• Design, build, and maintain subsystem characterization testers, including: 
  • Power distribution and protection
  • Signal conditioning and measurement
  • Control, interlocks, and safety circuits
• Develop custom test hardware including fixture schematics, wiring harnesses, and test jigs.
• Integrate testers with: 
  • Mechanical fixtures
  • Sensors, actuators, power electronics, and embedded systems
  • Lab and production environments

Required Qualifications

• B.S. or M.S. in Electrical Engineering or related field
• 7-10 years of hands‑on electrical engineering experience, with the majority focused on: 
  • Test system or tester development
  • Subsystem‑level electrical integration and characterization
• Demonstrated experience designing, circuit analysis and debugging: 
  • Analog and digital circuits
  • Power electronics and low‑voltage/high‑current systems
  • Demonstrated experience in complex electrical system design and integration
  • Strong analytical skill in circuit analysis, failure diagnostics 
  • Strong in logical reasoning and ability in root cause analysis and proactive corrective actions.
• Strong practical troubleshooting skills using lab instrumentation
• Experience taking test systems from concept → build → bring‑up → sustained support
• Ability to work directly in the lab and drive issues to closure
• Ability to clearly document designs, test results, and design changes 
• Understanding of design considerations for EMI/EMC, thermal management, and reliability
• Experience in manufacturing support and DFM/DFT 
• Experience across the product development lifecycle is a plus
• Strong interpersonal and communication skills

Strongly Preferred Experience

• Digital, analog and mixed circuit 
• Embedded subsystems
• Motion control systems
• Sensor and transducer technologies
• Power distribution subsystems
• Proficiency with communication protocols such as CAN, Ethernet, RS-232, and RS485.