RF Test and Verification Engineer

Teradyne•North Reading, MA

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About The Position

Teradyne is a global test and automation specialist that powers next-generation technologies. The Product Integration and Verification group is seeking a highly motivated and energetic Product Verification Engineer with a background in AC and/or RF technology, test development, and/or verification. In this role, you will be responsible for developing test concepts, methodologies, custom test hardware, and product test software to verify both the functionality and performance of new innovative products. As a core member of the product development team, you will integrate across all development functions (HW, SW, Firmware etc.) to successfully bring new products to market.

Requirements

BSEE/MSEE
8+ years of relevant experience as a product test or hardware verification engineer with a focus on AC and/or RF instrumentation.
Background in object-orientated programming; C, C++, C# preferred
Experience in a lab setting, debugging hardware, software, and product integration issues.
Ability to collaborate cross-functionally to solve issues and overcome challenges.
Excellent communication skills. Ability to communicate at different levels of abstraction from detailed engineering discussions to updates with senior managers and directors.
Knowledge of statistical analysis techniques.

Nice To Haves

Experience with manufacturing release and support is a plus.

Responsibilities

Development of AC/RF focused automated test concepts and methodologies to support the measurement capabilities and accuracies required to verify the functionality and performance of new AC/RF instrumentation products.
Development of custom PCBAs and/or other test hardware as needed to support product verification.
Development, debug, and release of product verification test software to the product team and ultimately to the factory for production use.
Integrate and collaborate with the entire product team to debug and resolve product integration and performance issues.