Hardware Integration & Test Engineer II

Quick Facts

• Build-to-print unit test and test-conductor responsibilities for spacecraft electronics
• Hands-on integration, test, and debug using standard lab equipment

Description

You will work with the project team during integration and act as the responsible engineer for build-to-print unit testing. As a subject matter expert, you will perform test-conductor activities, troubleshoot issues in the lab, implement engineering changes, and help ensure a quality final product. The role focuses on hands-on hardware test and debug in a lab environment.

Responsibilities

• Execute integration and test engineering activities to produce, integrate, test, and deliver spacecraft electronics
• Serve as subject matter expert for one or more projects
• Perform build-to-print unit test responsibilities
• Act as test conductor during testing
• Test and troubleshoot complex electronics systems from component level to system functionality level
• Read and review digital/analog schematics and production travelers/test procedures
• Read and edit software test scripts
• Analyze production metrics and lead efforts to increase production yield or clarify test flows
• Implement engineering changes as needed (e.g., schematics, documentation)

Requirements

• BSEE and 2–5 years of experience (or equivalent)
• Fundamental knowledge and experience producing, integrating, and testing electronics, especially digital circuits, processors, FPGAs, and power supplies
• Ability to read and understand digital and analog schematics
• Ability to review and clarify production travelers and test procedures
• Ability to test and troubleshoot complex electronics systems from component level to system functionality level
• Ability to read and edit software test scripts
• Ability to analyze production metrics and improve production yield or clarify test flows
• Clear written and verbal communication skills
• Methodical, disciplined testing skills for mission-critical hardware
• Ability to solve basic lab debug problems using bench supplies, scopes, and logic analyzers
• Familiarity with quality control methods, configuration management methods, and root cause analysis

Benefits

• Medical, dental, and vision insurance plans
• Generous 401(k) retirement plan
• Year-end bonus
• Paid leave (vacation, sick, bereavement, FMLA)