ATE Equipment/Test Technician
inft solutionsSan Diego (CA)
ATE Equipment/Test Technician
Posted 3 days ago
inft solutionsSan Diego (CA)
Electrical and Electronic Engineering Technologists and TechniciansResearch and Development in the Physical, Engineering, and Life Sciences (except Nanotechnology and Biotechnology)
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
Job Description:
As an ATE Equipment/Test Technician (Contract), you will support daily production and engineering activities by maintaining and troubleshooting handlers, probers, and test stations, performing basic ATE hardware checks, calibration, and system health checks, while collaborating with senior engineers and vendors on equipment bring-up.
What You'll Do:
· Diagnose and troubleshoot handlers/probers/test stations when problems arise, working with local engineers and vendors (if needed) to bring up equipment · Support the setup and frequent docking/undocking of ATE to prober/handler based on daily engineering/production activities · Perform basic hands-on tasks on Advantest 93K ATE systems, specifically running calibration and routine maintenance · Perform first-level hardware checks on ATE hardware setups; complex debug is handled by senior engineers · Load test programs and perform basic system health checks · Work comfortably in a Linux environment What You Bring · Technical Diploma · At least 3 years of experience testing semiconductors on ATE setups · Knowledge of basic semiconductor test processes · Familiarity with basic Microsoft applications · Comfort working in a Linux environment (required) · Exposure to Smar Test 8 (preferred) · Willingness to work overtime/shifts when required · Good interpersonal and communication skills · Willingness to learn and adapt What We Offer · Hands-on exposure to industry-leading ATE platforms (Advantest 93K, Smar Test 8) · Opportunity to work alongside senior engineers on equipment bring-up and production support · A collaborative, growth-oriented engineering culture at a global test services leader · Skill development in semiconductor test operations and equipment maintenance
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