Senior Test Engineer

Responsibilities: 
Individual will be responsible for coordinating with test, design, and product engineering to develop production test plans for a variety of packaged products such as fully integrated UWB SOCs and RF Front End Modules
This will include defining RF and DC measurement methodologies to test the required parameters in an accurate and timely manner, in a high volume test environment
Develop test software primarily on DMDX and LTX PAx ATE systems, utilizing custom Loadboards/Lego Cards and Test Fixtures
Evaluate performance over temperature for qualification activities
Generate documentation of test and calibration procedures, and compile GR&R/ANOVA studies to ensure production test results are within allowable limits
Provide support to multiple test sites for prototype and production testing
Practice LEAN and lead improvement action plans(A3)
 
Qualifications:  
Self-starter that can effectively drive complex projects to closure
Extensive project level software development experience in Python, C, C#, C++, 
Proficient with test equipment including RF sources, spectrum analyzers, network analyzers, oscilloscopes, vector network analyzers, noise figure analyzers, power meters, power supplies, and digital multi-meters 
Solid understanding of core RF test and measurement methodologies such as Spectrum Analysis, Network Analysis, Complex Modulation and Demodulation, Noise Figure, DC measurements
Experience measuring gain, P1dB, IP3, IP2, ACPR, EVM, Efficiency, Harmonics, Switching Speed, Return Loss, and Noise Figure on RF devices
Experience developing product test solutions with systems from LTX/Credence, Teradyne, Aeroflex, National Instruments
Experience using data analysis tools such as JMP or Spotfire
Experience with standards like Ultra-wideband, Matter, Thread, Zigbee and/or Bluetooth
Knowledgeable in TCP/IP, GPIB, I2C, MIPI, SPI and JTAG communications 
Masters degree in Computer Science, Electrical Engineering or Computer Engineering required
3 to 5 years of experience preferred