Test Engineer (Embedded Systems)

As a Hardware Test Engineer with test automation expertise, you will play a critical role in validating and qualifying embedded system products throughout the product lifecycle.

You will design and execute comprehensive test strategies, analyze test data, and clearly document results to support new product development, reliability and quality improvements, regulatory compliance, and cost-reduction initiatives.

You will work closely with design engineering, firmware/software teams, and project management to ensure robust, reliable, and compliant products for utility and industrial applications.

• Design, develop, execute, and document formal test plans, procedures, and reports for embedded hardware and systems.
• Develop and maintain automated test solutions to improve test coverage, repeatability, and efficiency.
• Perform electrical, firmware/software, mechanical, environmental, and system-level testing.
• Set up and operate laboratory and environmental test equipment, including: Oscilloscopes, DMMs, function/signal generators Temperature and environmental chambers Low-voltage analog and digital measurement equipment
• Oscilloscopes, DMMs, function/signal generators
• Temperature and environmental chambers
• Low-voltage analog and digital measurement equipment
• Design, build, and qualify test fixtures and test setups during development and validation phases.
• Lead Root Cause and Corrective Action (RCCA) investigations; track issues and corrective actions using defect tracking systems such as JIRA.
• Verify that all products meet defined acceptance criteria and product specifications.
• Analyze test failures, identify root causes, and propose alternative solutions or workarounds.
• Coordinate regulatory and compliance testing with third-party laboratories (UL, CSA, TÜV, etc.).
• Ensure all test activities, results, and known issues are fully documented and compliant with internal quality and development processes.
• Provide clear, actionable feedback to design teams to drive continuous improvement and product robustness.