Test Technician
Test Technician
Posted today
SENIORITY
Mid
About the role
- Test cell operations
- Support small-volume engineering sample and low-volume production programs.
- Set up, dock, and undock ATE systems with probers and handlers according to daily engineering and production needs.
- Perform device-level testing manually using ATE and laboratory test equipment.
- Equipment troubleshooting and debug
- Diagnose and troubleshoot handlers, probers, and testers, coordinating with Renesas engineers and vendors as needed to restore operation.
- Debug ATE hardware, including load boards, probe cards, and socketed test fixtures.
- Identify intermittent test board performance issues and escalate to engineering for root-cause resolution.
- Data collection
- Collect engineering data using oscilloscopes, network analyzers, multimeters, and basic semiconductor diagnostic tools.
- Maintenance, calibration, and compliance
- Perform preventive maintenance (PM) and calibration support for ATE, handlers, probers, and other test equipment.
- Maintain calibration records and PM logs to support ISO-9001 audits.
- Ensure compliance with safety and quality requirements.
- EducationBachelor / Associate of Science (AS) degree or equivalent in EE, Mechanical or Industrial Engineering
- Experience5–10 years of hands-on experience testing on ATE systems.
- Proficiency with wafer probers and handlers, including setup and operation.
- Hardware inventory management system
- Technical skills
- Good knowledge of circuit design and troubleshooting.
- Understanding of basic semiconductor test flows and of industry test standards.
- Soldering skills.
- Basic proficiency with MS Word and Excel. Python scripting will be a plus.
- Professional skills
- Strong troubleshooting skills and willingness to take on challenging technical tasks.
- Skilled with documentation; excellent verbal and written communication, including with engineers and cross-functional support teams.
- Self-motivated and conscientious; able to complete tasks with minimal supervision.
- Ability to multi-task while maintaining attention to detail.
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