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Elantis in New York seeks an Electronics Verification Engineer to validate hardware from prototype to production. You will perform hands-on board bring-up, bench tests, and data capture using oscilloscopes, DMMs, and power supplies, ensuring designs meet requirements.
You will write test procedures, analyze results, track issues with cross-functional teams, and support NPI milestones (EVT/DVT/PVT) in a lab-heavy environment focused on quality and reliability.
The Electronics Verification Engineer is responsible for validating and qualifying electronic hardware from prototype through production. On a day-to-day basis, this role involves hands-on board bring-up and bench testing using lab instrumentation (oscilloscopes, DMMs, power supplies, etc.), executing validation plans against design requirements, troubleshooting circuit-level failures, performing PCB rework, and capturing/analyzing test data. The engineer writes and maintains test procedures, documents results in clear lab reports, tracks issues to resolution with cross-functional teams, and supports NPI milestones (EVT/DVT/PVT). This is a lab-heavy role that balances structured test execution with real-time debug and root-cause analysis to ensure hardware meets performance, reliability, and quality standards.