Hardware Test Engineers

Role: Hardware Test Engineers

Location: Santa Clara, CA (onsite from day one)

Duration: 12+ months

Interview: PH/MS Teams

Client funded for 15 positions. I need as many Hardware Test Engineers as possible. All onsite 5 days a week in Santa Clara, CA. I understand if you are unable to find folks within that rate but they are low level deals. If you want to help, please let me know.

JD:

What you'll be doing:

• Assemble, build, and install bench top development platforms and large server systems.
• Prepare boards for detailed solder reworks to be completed by another lab.
• Connect oscilloscope probes to boards and collect signal waveform data.
• Perform mechanical reworks involving power tools such as a Dremel.
• Run system tests. Collect and report on testing results. Screen modules and boards as part of validation testing and debug.
• Support lab shipping & receiving logistics and manage inventory of equipment and materials.
• Maintain and organize the lab equipment for efficiency and continuously look for ways to improve lab processes.

What We Need to See:

• Diploma/Certification, Associate or Bachelor s Degree in related field (or equivalent experience)
• Min 2+ years of hands-on experience in an electronic or testing lab in the areas of silicon bring up, board-level design/validation, or system design/validation.
• Fundamental knowledge of computing architectures and relevant hands-on hardware/software debug experience
• Experience with Linux command line operation.
• Solid system-level debugging experience & familiarity with board bring-up and customer support.
• Good attention to detail, as well as clear written and verbal communications.

Ways to stand out from the crowd:

• Experience with BMC, server management processors.
• Proven basic networking knowledge and server maintenance.
• Competence to perform simple solder reworks.
• Experience with lab test equipment setups for signal measurement using oscilloscopes and understanding to follow a schematic.
• Experience with x86/ARM architectures and accelerated GPU computing.