Onsite ICT Test Engineer for NPI & Yield

Tech Mirrors; Dallas (TX); On-site; USD 90,000 - 120,000; Full time

Job summary

Tech Mirrors in Dallas is seeking a Test Engineer to join our onsite contract role. You will support production by diagnosing ICT fixture problems, maintaining ICT test programs, and analyzing defects to ensure product quality.

The position requires 3+ years in Teradyne ICT programming and fixture debugging, plus knowledge of TRI ICT machines, circuitry, and multimeter-based anomaly analysis. Strong teamwork and self-motivation are essential.

Qualifications

• Major in Electronics and Information or related fields.
• 3+ years of experience in Teradyne ICT programming and fixture debugging.
• Basic understanding of TRI ICT machines and software.
• Knowledge of analog and digital circuits with circuit analysis capability.
• Skilled in using multimeters for anomaly analysis.
• Experience in PCBA power-on testing and Boundary Scan testing processes.
• Good teamwork and communication skills, self-driven and motivated.

Responsibilities

• Support the production line by identifying and addressing ICT fixture problems.
• Maintain and optimize ICT test programs on a regular basis.
• Analyze production defects and troubleshoot various ICT test failures.
• Support new product introduction (NPI) and related project handover.
• Monitor the running status of CM ICT test fixtures.
• Track test yield rate and production capacity of ICT testing.

Skills

Teradyne ICT programming

Fixture debugging

Analog circuits

Digital circuits

Multimeter usage

Teamwork

Communication

Education

Electronics & Information major

Tools

TRI ICT machines

Job description

Tech Mirrors in Dallas is seeking a Test Engineer to join our onsite contract role. You will support production by diagnosing ICT fixture problems, maintaining ICT test programs, and analyzing defects to ensure product quality.

The position requires 3+ years in Teradyne ICT programming and fixture debugging, plus knowledge of TRI ICT machines, circuitry, and multimeter-based anomaly analysis. Strong teamwork and self-motivation are essential.