Senior Mechanical Design Engineer - Electronic Test Automation

Posted 11 days ago

satyam venture engineering servicesPalo Alto (CA)

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About the role

Design modular and reusable mechanical fixtures for testing vehicle electronics. This will start with manual bench-top setups and will evolve to fully automated systems for volume production Work with cross-functional engineering groups to define mechanical test requirements for electronics and drive design decisions that help with the testability of ECUs. Design custom mechanical interfaces to connect to ECUs. This can range from pogo-pin connections to bed-of-nails style probing Design rack-based test systems that reduce complexity and improve build time when replicating at scale Create well documented diagrams, bills of materials, and standard operating procedures for test automation systems Develop and release drawings, BOM and specifications. Collaborate with internal teams and external vendors during purchasing, station build, integration and final commissioning provide technical oversight to vendors for manufacturing of mechanical components and systems Work with technicians to communicate requirements and ensure proper implementation
Qualifications: BS/MS or equivalent work experience in Mechanical Engineering or related fields 5+ years of relevant working experience designing for test automation systems that range from R&D to high-volume manufacturing Expert at using 3D CAD design software like Autodesk Inventor,, SolidWorks, AutoCAD, ProE, etc Ability to read electrical circuits and schematics, navigating PCB layouts and understand manufacturer’s product data sheets Experience working in the automotive, semiconductor, or aerospace industries Experience with electronics testing/probing/harnessing technologies like mass interconnect solutions (VPC), specialty probes (Ingun), etc Experience supporting deployment automated test equipment in manufacturing environments Hands-on hardware integration experience with automated test equipment
Nice To Have: Familiarity with vehicle communication protocols (CAN, CANFD, DoIP, Automotive Ethernet, LIN, etc.) Experience with automation instrumentation such as programmable power supplies, multiplexers, DMMs, signal analyzers, signal generators, multifunction devices (digital and analog)

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