ATE Test Engineer – J750 Bring-Up & Debug (Dallas)

CORE Occupational Medicine; Dallas (TX); On-site; USD 85,000 - 125,000; Full time

Job summary

CORE Occupational Medicine in Dallas, TX is seeking an ATE Test Engineer to develop and debug test programs on Teradyne J750. You will collaborate with design engineers on device characterization and bring-up, supporting production release and yield improvements.

Responsibilities include debugging vectors, characterizing devices across PVT, and working with RF, PMIC, and Mixed Signal IP. The role requires hands-on lab skills and strong communication, with onsite duties in Dallas, TX.

Qualifications

• Degree in Electronics / Electrical Engineering.
• 2-7 years of relevant Test Engineering experience preferred.
• Hands-on experience with Teradyne J750 ATE required.
• Experience using bench instrumentation for IC characterization.
• Solid knowledge of analog and digital electronics.
• Strong analytical and problem-solving skills with a hands-on lab mindset.

Responsibilities

• Develop test programs for Digital, PMIC, RF & Mixed Signal products on Bench and/or ATE (Teradyne J750).
• Partner with design engineers on first silicon debug, device characterization, test program bring-up, and production release.
• Debug digital vectors (JTAG/SCAN/ATPG/Functional/Mbist) and characterize devices across PVT.
• Characterize RF, PMIC, or Mixed Signal IP (ADC, DAC, PLL, etc.).
• Support test program hand-off, production release, yield improvement, and test time reduction initiatives.
• Collaborate with Product Engineering, Design Engineering, Quality Engineering, and Foundry Engineering teams.

Skills

Test engineering

Analytical skills

Problem solving

Independent work

Education

Bachelors in Electronics / Electrical Engineering

Tools

Teradyne J750

Bench instrumentation

Job description

CORE Occupational Medicine in Dallas, TX is seeking an ATE Test Engineer to develop and debug test programs on Teradyne J750. You will collaborate with design engineers on device characterization and bring-up, supporting production release and yield improvements.

Responsibilities include debugging vectors, characterizing devices across PVT, and working with RF, PMIC, and Mixed Signal IP. The role requires hands-on lab skills and strong communication, with onsite duties in Dallas, TX.