Lead Application Engineer
Lead Application Engineer
Posted 52 days ago
SENIORITY
Lead
About the role
- Technical Leadership & System Strategy: Translate customer requirements into optimized test solutions.
- Architect, develop, and debug test programs for complex devices
- Guide ATE system configuration, load board and probe card design, and test interface integration.
- Provide roadmap feedback and contribute to technical direction in collaboration with R&D and marketing teams. Application & Customer Engagement: Act as a principal technical contact for pre- and post-collaboration engagements.
- Support customer/partner installations, test program bring-up, and correlation activities.
- Work closely with engineering teams across Europe, Asia, and North America.
- Conduct customer demos, and technical deep-dives.
- Product & Solution Development: Deliver complete test solutions.
- Develop test programs.
- Understand and analyze load board schematics and test interface topologies.
- Ability to run correlations and utilize important data analysis skills
- Bachelor's or Master's degree in Electrical Engineering, Physics, or related field; MS preferred.7+ years of hands-on ATE and test development experience
- Strong proficiency in test development using Java, Python, C++, Linux and automation scripting.
- Deep understanding of test architecture and test techniques.
- Ability to analyze schematics, evaluate signal integrity, and apply de-embedding methods.
- Familiarity with test sockets, probe cards, and probe technologies. Strong customer engagement and presentation skills. Willingness to travel up to 25% to support customers and internal sites.
- Additional Skills Preferred (but not required):Experience with V93000 platform, SmarTest and test solutions.
- Exposure to signal integrity design, simulation, and measurement.
- Prior experience working in a global engineering team or environment
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