Electrical Hardware Integration – Test Engineer

. Develop and execute test plans validating component-, board-, and system-level electrical hardware .

Posted 10/15/2026full-timeUnited StatesMid-LevelSenior💰 $95,800 - $220,500 per yearWebsite

Tools & technologies

AssemblyLinux

Key responsibilities & impact

Develop and execute test plans validating component-, board-, and system-level electrical hardware
Validate new designs and regression-test design modifications
Assist with root-cause analysis and resolution of complex hardware and software problems
Drive and support bring-up activities, including hardware assembly, visual inspection, power-up, and system validation
Improve qualification processes for more efficient failure detection, prevention, and resolution
Support engineering, manufacturing, and field service teams through root-cause analysis, experiments, and recommended changes
Maintain lab equipment and test resources while improving lab organization and efficiency
Coordinate requirements from multiple engineers and keep multiple projects moving simultaneously
Develop and document test plans, results, test and lab processes, proto-hardware and ECO-level tracking, rework history, and current owners/users
Archive test plans, results, and proto-hardware status in organized databases or repositories
Track and update bugs and issues

What you’ll need

Bachelor’s degree in Electrical Engineering, Computer Engineering, or an equivalent combination of education and experience
Typically 4–6 years of experience in test engineering, including bring-up, debugging, and validation of components, complex circuit boards, networks, servers, and systems
Understanding of functional, integration, and system-level regression testing
Ability to read complex schematics and trace signals on PCBs using PCB design-file and Gerber-file viewers
Ability to execute systematic board- and system-level debugging, design of experiments, and root-cause analysis
Familiarity with the Linux shell, scripting languages, and low-level programming
Experience debugging and testing voltage regulator modules and associated hardware
Proficiency with oscilloscopes, logic analyzers, protocol analyzers, and power-load tools
Familiarity with I²C, JTAG, and SPI
Ability to understand system architecture and subsystem functionality
Proficiency with Microsoft Office, SharePoint, and collaboration tools
Knowledge of board hardware and software, and design and test methodologies
Familiarity with defect-tracking, product lifecycle management, and board-design tools
Experience creating test-project status reports and metrics, including a test dashboard
Experience researching and documenting bug reports
Successful track record working with geographically distributed, cross-functional groups
Strong organizational, verbal, and written communication skills

Comp & perks

Comprehensive benefits supporting physical, financial, and emotional wellbeing
Personal and professional development programs
Flexible work and personal needs management
Inclusive workplace
Employee benefits information provided for US employees
Reasonable accommodation during the application or interview process for applicants with disabilities