Electrical Test & ATE Engineer — Build Robust Test Plans

Touchdown Labs; Oregon; On-site; USD 90,000 - 120,000; Full time

Job summary

Touchdown Labs is seeking an Electrical Test & ATE Engineer to translate product requirements into robust electrical tests that reject bad parts and justify decisions. You will define probe interfaces, fixtures, limits, calibration, and data capture across sites.

You will own test coverage, correlate measurements to system use, and build tests that distinguish product defects from fixture or software issues. Collaboration with process, quality, and supplier teams is essential to success.

Qualifications

• Experience in electrical test programs and hardware interfaces.
• Ability to interpret test distributions and debug test escapes.
• Experience with wafer or package test and ATE.
• Strong collaboration with product, quality, and reliability teams.

Responsibilities

• Define known-good-die evidence, package/interconnect test, fixtures, coverage, and accept/reject decisions.
• Define incoming known-good-die evidence and final package electrical acceptance.
• Design fixtures, test programs, limits, coverage, calibration, and correlation across sites.
• Link failing pins, nets, power, timing, and thermal conditions to physical failure analysis.
• Build tests that distinguish product defects from fixture, contact, instrument, or software failures.
• Review guard bands and sampling with product, quality, and reliability owners before a release limit is changed.

Skills

Electrical test

Test correlation

Signal integrity

Product debugging

Test programs

Tools

ATE equipment

Fixtures

Load boards

Calibration tools

Job description

Touchdown Labs is seeking an Electrical Test & ATE Engineer to translate product requirements into robust electrical tests that reject bad parts and justify decisions. You will define probe interfaces, fixtures, limits, calibration, and data capture across sites.

You will own test coverage, correlate measurements to system use, and build tests that distinguish product defects from fixture or software issues. Collaboration with process, quality, and supplier teams is essential to success.