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A leading technology firm in Ottawa is seeking a Test Development Engineer to define, develop, and deploy automated test solutions for complex electronic devices, particularly in RF and Optical technologies. The ideal candidate will have a background in Electrical or Computer Engineering, with hands-on experience in developing functional test solutions using Python, C, or C++. Responsibilities include creating test scripts, managing test processes, and collaborating with R&D teams to ensure product quality. Join us to make a significant impact in innovative programs and products.
Advanced Microsystems Technologies, AMT, is a technology division of Sanmina Corporation (Nasdaq: SANM), responsible for RF, Microelectronic, Optical components and Integrated Subsystems, providing services from design concept, through prototype design and testing, process development, assembly and test innovation, to volume manufacturing. We are extremely proud to partner with our customers enabling their product through the full product lifecycle.
At AMT, you will work on some of the most innovative programs and products that address emerging markets, including optical and RF communication, datacenter connectivity, quantum computing, automotive sensing systems, medical devices and diagnostics and test & measurement systems, to name a few.
Come and join us, and be part of a team that challenges you to be your best, where you will be empowered to make a difference and where we are extremely proud of what we deliver, together.
The Test Development Engineer role will be a key contributor in defining, developing, and deploying high quality, automated Functional Test (FT) and System Test solutions for complex electronic devices, with a specialization in RF, Optical, and Pluggable equipment. This role will primarily focus on creating robust, scalable test code written in Python, C or C++ to ensure product performance, quality, and compliance, including specific expertise in RF and optical testing.
Sanmina welcomes and encourages applications from persons with disabilities. In accordance with the guidelines established under the Accessibility for Ontarians with Disabilities Act (AODA), accommodations are available on request for candidates taking part in all aspects of the selection process.