Senior Systems Test Engineer

Halo Industries, Inc.•Santa Clara, CA

5h•$155,000 - $170,000

About The Position

The Sr. Systems Test Engineer is responsible for transitioning new product designs from the development phase to pilot manufacturing, by developing the methods and tools for effective systems integration and testing to ensure a timely and successful launch of these complex machines. This role is at the intersection of design and manufacturing and therefore involves collaboration with design, manufacturing, and quality teams to identify critical requirements, and develop test solutions for smooth New Product Introductions (NPI).

Requirements

B.S. Manufacturing / Mechanical / Electrical / Optical Engineering or related field. M.S. Engineering, or related field, is a plus.
5+ years of systems integration and test experience in the capital equipment industry, preferably WFE industry.
Experience in optical, electromechanical and software systems and their interactions in the context of complex industrial equipment.
Detail focused with an ability to plan, collaborate, and optimize systems integration and test methods.

Nice To Haves

Experience in the WFE, Aerospace, Defense, Optical or Medical equipment industries.
Experience with SolidWorks, NetSuite ERP/MRP and Arena PLM/QMS.
Proficiency in diagnostic and troubleshooting skills in optics, opto-mechanics, and motion control systems.
Certifications like PMP/PE/Lean/Six Sigma etc.

Responsibilities

Participate in advanced technology and product development.
Analyze concepts and designs for feasibility in manufacturing and identifying potential problems early on.
Provide Design for Test (DFT) recommendations during product design reviews.
Develop and optimize systems integration and test processes.
Automate test execution, data collection and post-processing to improve efficiencies, reporting, ease operation and increase safety.
Develop test documents, plans, and scripts.
Collaborate with contract manufacturers to develop test procedures, including Factory Acceptance Test (FAT) procedures.
Identify opportunities for process optimization and implementing solutions for continuous improvement.
Work closely with scientists and engineers to understand the new product integration and test requirements.
Develop plans and procedures for systems integration and test.
Conduct tests to ensure that the product and manufacturing processes meet requirements.
Develop and execute test process verifications, optimizations, and reports.
Support the engineering team with prototype integration and test.
Troubleshoot and repair mechanical, electrical and software issues during testing.
Support procurement and hands-on maintenance of the test fixtures.
Design, specify and maintain tooling and fixtures for functional systems testing.
Prepare plans and documentation to test pilot manufacturing processes and pilot tools.
Lead root cause analysis and corrective action implementation for process and product failures.
Lead continuous improvement initiatives to improve cost, test efficiency, and product quality.
Identify and resolve technical issues that arise during the transition to pilot manufacturing.
Use structured analysis methods to find root causes and verify solutions.
Drive continuous improvement projects to improve the product and the manufacturing processes.
Collaborate with R&D, manufacturing, and supply chain, to ensure a successful product launch.