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Staff Test Engineer - Hardware Testing

Isee
Location
Dallas, TX
Posted
22 days ago
Department
Testing
What they actually want (must-haves)
  • Bachelor's degree in Mechanical/Electrical/Computer Engineering
  • 10+ years of experience in validation, verification and reliability test development of consumer electronics, automotive, aerospace or related industries
  • Deep understanding of robotics and automotive systems including embedded compute, wiring, dynamic systems and controls, sensors, actuators, mechanical and software systems in prototype and production environments
  • Demonstrated ability to build and operate mechanical and electrical hardware testing tools, processes and facilities from scratch
  • Demonstrated experience implementing and conducting formal RMA and RCA processes
  • Experience in using issue tracking software or tools (esp. Jira)
Nice to have
  • Master's degree in Mechanical/Electrical/Computer Engineering
  • Experience in technical writing, technical drawings/CAD and documentation of mechatronics systems
  • Ability to interview, onboard, train and ramp up additional team members
What the job really is

The Staff Test Engineer at ISEE will focus on testing electrical and mechanical hardware, developing test methods and fixtures, and verifying hardware designs against performance and reliability requirements. Responsibilities include conducting data analysis, collaborating with cross-functional teams on failure analysis, and participating in design reviews. The role also involves developing processes for testing autonomous vehicles and implementing RMA and RCA processes for hardware components.

Things to weigh
  • No salary listed
  • Role involves significant collaboration with cross-functional teams which may require strong interpersonal skills
  • The position may require travel, which could impact work-life balance
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