Analog and Mixed Signal Bench Test Engineer

Analog and Mixed Signal Bench Test Engineer

Base pay range: $60.00/hr - $77.00/hr

Overview:
This position involves bench testing the analog and mixed-signal portion of our IC product(s). The candidate will be responsible executing a bench verification test plan. It involves writing multiple Python scripts to communicate with the device‑under‑test (DUT) which is for cellular chips in phones. The Python script also controls bench equipment such as power supply, function generator, oscilloscope, temperature chamber, etc.

to monitor/record the DUT response. Our product contains many analog IPs such as LDOs, ADCs, DAC, amplifiers, PLL/oscillators, comparator, and etc. We are responsible for bench testing and characterizing the mentioned IPs against the specification.

• Develop Python test scripts to test/characterize the IC’s analog and mixed‑signal IPs
• Build and maintain automated bench setups using Python to control equipment such as power supplies, function generator, oscilloscope, etc.
• Execute tests (running automated tests) over multiple parts and voltage/temperature ranges
• Work with a team of engineers
• Analyze test data for anything out‑of‑spec or unusual behavior
• Identify bugs through bench testing

• Experience with Python programming for electronic equipment automations.
• Strong knowledge of various analog and mixed‑signal functions such as comparator, ADC, DAC, low‑pass filter, oscillator/PLL, LDOs, amplifiers, etc.
• Experience with lab test equipment and bench testing
• Good technical knowledge of various mixed‑signal IPs such as interrupt, GPIO, RESET, SPI, etc.
• Experience semiconductor bench testing and verification is a plus
• Skills in data analysis and technical reporting
• Self starter and team oriented player who require a minimum learning curve.

• Between 5-20 years of experience
• Hands on automation bench testing experience
• Programming (Python is preferred but can also have C or C++)
• Post Silicon (not Pre‑silicon which is DV or design verification)

• Python
• ADC

Not Applicable

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Engineering Services, Semiconductor Manufacturing, and Appliances, Electrical, and Electronics Manufacturing