Radio Frequency Test Engineer

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bn associatesRedmond (WA)

Telecommunications Engineering Specialists Radio and Television Broadcasting and Wireless Communications Equipment Manufacturing

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About the role

Job Title: Wifi Test Engineer

Location: Remond, WAOnsiteRole Overview· We are looking for an experienced SDET that will be able to execute our WiFi test plan and do initial investigation and debugging of WiFi issues.· The RF experience (WiFi or BT ideally) must enable the candidate to narrow down the scope of the issues found during test pass: identify what is specific about a given issue, validate private fixes for it, etc.· Experience with embedded devices and Windows Driver development is a strong plus.· This is a position that is suitable for candidates with SDET background.

Requirements:

Knowledge of Wi-Fi at the application or network level, and familiarity with RF debugging tools: for example wireless sniffers (e.g. Wireshark, Wildpackets OnmiPeek, Ethereal)· 3+ years of experience in testing or development of WiFi platforms· Experience with Mediatek cellular and Wi-FI chipsets are ideal for this role.· Strong work ethic Big plus:· Debugging and troubleshooting skills, ability to isolate issues in complex scenarios. Ability to deal with ambiguity, and define test plans from variables.· Experience with device testing on WiFi or RF component (cellular radio, Bluetooth)

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