Product and Test Development Engineer
thundersoftSan Diego (CA)
About the role
Main Work: Design, debug and test hardware (Load Board) and testing software (Test Program)Software and hardware integration, first silicon debuggingPMIC device level characterization testingPMIC module verification (in conjunction with third-party ICs)Data analysis and yield support Skill requirements: Familiar with analog/mixed signal/power management circuits (such as LDO, BUCK, BOOST)Familiar with PMIC measurement (PSRR, efficiency, conversion time, etc.)Will use mainstream ATE platforms (Teradyne uFlex/iFlex or Advantest 93k)Proficient in programming (C/C++, Python, etc.)Can use laboratory instruments (oscilloscopes, source meters, etc.)education: Bachelor of Electronic Engineering (Master's degree preferred)Collaboration partner: Design, system Foundry、 Yield, reliability, marketing, sales, manufacturing and other teams
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