Engineer / Senior Engineer - Hardware Design

Responsibilities Own the end-to-end Test Hardware Development Flow, including design specification, implementation, review, sign-off, debugging, troubleshooting, and follow-up support for Automotive Microcontroller Testing.

Design both Production Test Hardware (e.g. Probecard, Loadboard, Burn-in Board) and Characterization Test Hardware.

Ensure On-Time Delivery (OTD) and First-Time-Right (FTR) of all Test Hardware deliverables.

Optimize Test Hardware for cost-effectiveness while maintaining high performance and reliability.

Develop and innovate methodologies to improve Test Hardware design efficiency and collaborate with design and manufacturing suppliers to reduce costs and lead times.

Work closely with Test Engineers and Test Concept Engineers to define and refine Test Hardware specifications.

Translate design requirements into detailed specifications for hardware manufacturers and prepare electrical schematics using EDA (Electronic Design Automation) software.

Qualifications & Experience Bachelor’s/Master’s in Electrical & Electronic Engineering; preferably 3+ years in product/test engineering (hands‑on ATE test hardware design is a plus).

Strong knowledge of ATE platforms (e.g., Advantest 93K, UltraFLEX, ETS, J750) and associated instruments.

Familiar with the ATE Test Hardware Development Workflow, including Probecard and Loadboard design.

Proficient in Signal Integrity (SI), Power Integrity (PI), high‑speed digital, and high‑voltage test hardware design (simulation and thermal/mechanical know‑how is advantageous).

Hands‑on experience with PCB design tools (e.g., Cadence Allegro or similar).

Good understanding of IC development and production processes (design/test/validation, wafer processing, production test, quality/reliability, yield).

Hands‑on ATE test programming (e.g., Advantest 93K), proficiency with UNIX, MS Office, and programming languages such as Python/C++; exposure to AI tools is a plus; strong analytical/problem‑solving/communication skills and an innovation mindset.

Proven experience in ATE Test Hardware design, review, sign‑off, and buy‑off (e.g., Probecard and Loadboard).

Hands‑on experience with automotive SoC microcontrollers and their applications.

Active participation in first silicon (Si) bring‑up, debugging, and test time improvement initiatives.

Demonstrated ability to work effectively within cross‑functional teams.

Independent, resourceful, and proactive, with strong analytical, problem‑solving, and communication skills across diverse technical backgrounds.

Highly motivated team player with a strong drive to excel and a collaborative, results‑oriented mindset.

Knowledge of machine learning or AI techniques applied to Test Hardware development is a plus; proficiency in English (verbal and written) is required.

Contact: Sherlene Ong

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