ate-automated-test-equipment jobs in San Diego

The Product & Test Engineer will validate and debug new silicon, develop ATE hardware and software solutions, and characterize device performance across process and operating conditions. The role involves cross-functional collaboration to develop test methodologies for advanced packaging technologies and release cost-effective production test solutions to mass production.…See more Required qualifications include a Bachelor's degree in Computer Engineering or Electrical Engineering and 3+ years of silicon bring-up, high-volume manufacturing, or related hardware engineering experience. Experience with test equipment (oscilloscopes, spectrum analyzers, logic analyzers), ATE platforms like Advantest 93K SOC, and DFT techniques is preferred.

Design and develop secure provisioning and test software for Amazon's custom silicon, focusing on OTP/eFuse programming, cryptographic key injection, and debug-access flows. Own the full lifecycle from ATE integration with HSMs and key-management systems through post-provisioned device validation, ensuring secure boot and device identity provisioning at scale.…See more Build reusable ATE libraries, test utilities, and automation frameworks using Python and/or C/C++, applying strong software engineering practices and collaborating with ASIC design, DFT, and security teams. Lead technical and security reviews, identify gaps throughout the product lifecycle, and drive best practices across the team.

Design and develop secure provisioning and test software for Amazon's custom silicon, focusing on OTP/eFuse programming, cryptographic key injection, and debug-access flows. Own the full lifecycle from ATE integration with HSMs and secure provisioning systems through RMA debug validation, while architecting reusable test libraries and automation tooling.…See more Partner across ASIC design, DFT, security, and firmware teams to ensure devices meet security and manufacturability standards. Lead technical reviews, mentor engineers, and drive security best practices across the silicon test organization.