Calibration Engineer - Teradyne

Posted 3 days ago

omega solutionsDenver (CO)

Calibration Technologists and Technicians Radio and Television Broadcasting and Wireless Communications Equipment Manufacturing

SENIORITY

Senior

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$44.00 - $60.00 per hour

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About the role

Calibration Engineer

Location: North Reading, MA Positions: 4 Client: Teradyne Rate: $60/hr (remote allowed for few days but it's good to be at client location)

Pay Rate: $44/hr W2 / $50/hr CTC/1099 Calibration engineers are responsible for developing the software required to control up to 60 GHz wireless test equipment. Develop calibration algorithms for new products in Digital and RF Instruments. Develop automated test scripts to exercise the firmware and hardware. These test scripts should be able to isolate problems in the design. Identify systems issues early in the design phase and work with RF and FW development team to resolve items. Transition of existing calibration software from 3rd party to in-house support resulting in significant cost savings and improve customer satisfaction. Adapt existing calibration algorithms for new versions of hardware. Basic Qualifications, Experience & Skills Required: Experience with Digital and RF calibration Experience with Digital and RF systems Experience with Matlab and algorithms Experience with Visual Studio C/C++, PythonExperience with structured software development in Matlab/C++/PythonExperience with developing automatic software test benches and production grade software Ability to understand how to control RF and desired logic circuit Strong individual contributor with a strong sense for quality of work

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