PR/159728 | Test Program Development Engineer

Company Overview and Job Overview
A global leader in high-reliability design, manufacturing, and supply chain solutions are seeking a highly skilled and motivated Test Program Development Engineer to join our dynamic manufacturing team. This role is critical to ensuring the quality and efficiency of our large-scale server and switch production lines. You will be responsible for developing, deploying, maintaining, and optimizing automated test programs and solutions.
 

Key Responsibilities: 

• Develop, validate, and deploy test programs for NPI and Mass Production based on test plans.
• Act as the first line of support for test software issues, performing real-time debugging and troubleshooting.
• Maintain version control for all test scripts, executables, and configuration files.
  Analyze test logs to identify root causes of failures (product faults, setup issues, or software bugs).
• Monitor key KPIs such as test cycle time, first pass yield (FPY), and equipment downtime.
  Identify bottlenecks and implement software optimizations to improve cycle time and throughput.
• Develop automation tools and scripts (Python, Bash, PowerShell) for data parsing, reporting, and monitoring.
• Train production technicians and operators on test software usage and basic troubleshooting.
• Participate in Site Acceptance Tests (SAT) for new test equipment, validating software functionality and stability.
• Create and maintain documentation (troubleshooting guides, work instructions) and manage software change control processes.
   

Key Requirements:

• Bachelor’s degree in Computer Science, Electrical Engineering, or related technical field.
  2+ years of experience in test automation, software development, or manufacturing test engineering.
• Proficiency in Python, PHP, MySQL, and LabVIEW (Python strongly preferred).
  Solid understanding of computer hardware architecture (CPU, memory, storage, PCIe, networking interfaces).
• Experience with Linux/Unix operating systems and command-line interfaces.