Analog & Mixed-Signal Bench Verification Engineer

Posted 2 days ago

motive workforceOrange County (CA)

Validation Engineers Printed Circuit Assembly (Electronic Assembly) Manufacturing

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About the role

Bench Verification Engineer – Analog & Mixed-Signal Integrated Circuits$60–$85/per hour DOE | 6+ month contract We’re looking for a hands-on Bench Verification Engineer to test and characterize analog and mixed-signal ICs in a fast-moving environment.

What You’ll Do: • Develop Python-based automation to verify analog/mixed-signal IP (LDOs, ADCs, DACs, PLLs, amplifiers, comparators, etc.)• Build, debug, and optimize automated bench setups• Run verification across voltage and temperature corners• Analyze test data, identify anomalies, and flag out-of-spec behavior• Document findings and partner with design/validation teams to resolve issues What You Bring• Strong Python skills for instrument control & data collection (THIS IS 100% REQUIRED!)• Solid grounding in analog & mixed-signal fundamentals• Hands-on experience with lab equipment and bench testing• Familiarity with mixed-signal/digital IP (SPI, GPIO, RESET, interrupts)• Comfortable with data analysis and technical reporting• Able to ramp quickly and work independently This is a 6+ month project starting in mid-September

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