Product Development & Test Engineer
thundersoftSan Diego (CA)
About the role
Develop test solutions for customer‑designed Power Management ICs (PMIC) and analog ASICs.
Key Responsibilities:
Design and debug test hardware (Load Board) and test programs Perform hardware‑software integration and first‑silicon bring‑up Conduct device‑level characterization testing for PMICsExecute PMIC module validation with third‑party ICsCarry out data analysis and provide yield‑support activities
Required Skills:
Hands‑on knowledge of analog, mixed‑signal and power‑management circuits (e.g. LDO, Buck, Boost)Familiar with PMIC measurements including PSRR, efficiency, transient response / transition time, etc. Experience working with mainstream ATE platforms (Teradyne uFlex / iFlex or Advantest 93k)Programming capability in C/C++, Python or equivalent languages Proficiency with lab instruments such as oscilloscopes, source‑measure units, etc. Education Bachelor’s degree in Electrical Engineering; Master’s degree is preferred Cross‑functional Collaboration Collaborate with design, system, foundry, yield, reliability, marketing, sales, manufacturing and other teams.
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