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Application Engineer

Posted 52 days ago

advantestSan Jose (CA)

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About the role

Job Description: We are looking for an Application Engineer (AE) with a solid background in electronics engineering, SW development and hands-on experience in ATE testing. The ideal candidate will have proven experience with Automatic Test Equipment (ATE), specifically utilizing Advantest's V93000 hardware and SmarTest 8 software. This role will be critical in developing, implementing, and optimizing test solutions for next-generation high performance devices.
Responsibilities include:
  • Initiate and develop new test methodologies and solutions for customers' devices on V93K.Convert and debug test program and support hardware interface design for customer's device on V93KOptimize test program to reduce test time and increase fault coverage.
  • Solve engineering and production problems for customers.
  • Collaborate with colleagues from application development team, division, field personnel for project implementation
  • Communicate with customers to ensure services delivered meet their requirements.
  • Document all projects and intellectual
  • Expect a minimum of 20% travel to various customer and Advantest sites (sometimes in short notice)
Job Requirements:
  • Master or bachelor's in Electrical/Electronic Engineering, or related.5+ years of industry experience in IC test development or application development. V93K SMT8 experience
  • Proven java programming skills
  • Demonstrated experience with bench instrumentsHW design knowledge is a plus. Demonstrated strong personal leadership & good team player
  • Proactive, self-disciplined and highly motivated
  • Additional Skills Preferred (but not required):Understanding VLSI and semiconductor manufacturing process
  • Strong scripting skills in perl or pythonC/C++ experience is a plus
Job Details
Job Type: Full-time
Category: Application Engineering

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