ATE Test and validation Engineer
Job Location:
Regensburg - Germany
Monthly Salary:
Not provided by the employer
Posted:
29 September 2026 (29 days ago)
Application Deadline:
27 December 2026
Vacancies:
1 Vacancy
Job Summary
Job Description:
- ATE test program development and release calibration and cross-site correlation data analysis and yield improvement and scripting and automation.
- Lead full cycle of tester development against engineering requirement specifications. Take complete ownership of transferring metrology technologies from R&D to mass production
- Establish and perform tester alignment and calibration procedures and ensure testers are performing as intended and providing accurate data
- Work with engineering design team(s) to clarify/refine performance metric definition for test solution implementation
- Define design and develop optical metrology solutions including hardware engineering test software implementation and instrument qualification
- Develop benchtop and production instrumentation to characterize complex optical modules and integrated systems (display and optics)
- Collect and perform statistical analysis on metrology data to correlate to performance metrics
- Explore novel optical metrology technologies and work with suppliers on prototype development
- Up to 30% domestic and international travel required
Minimum Qualifications
- BS degree in Optical Engineering Physics or a related technical discipline with 2 years of experience or Advanced Degree in Optical Engineering Physics
- Experience in ATE Equipment programming (e.g. Teradyne Advantest)
- Hands-on experience in optical metrology development from concept to system validation
- Hands-on experience in optical metrology development from concept to system validation
- Experience in test automation (instrument control data collection and analysis) using LabView Matlab or Python
- Proficiency in statistical data analysis using Minitab or JMP
- Professional level proficiency in English
- Proficient communication and presentation skills