Engineering Technician (Low Voltage)
What You Will Do:
We are looking for an experienced technician to work on thermal/mechanical tests for electronic enclosures and components for automotive applications.
High Level Tasks:
- Build test setups for thermal and mechanical tests.
- Run thermal mechanical tests with automated programs.
- Conduct data analysis and generate reports.
- Conduct physical inspections and Failure Analysis preparations for samples.
- Build test jigs and coolant loops for liquid cooling sub-systems for ECUs simulating vehicle operating conditions.
- Design and debug user interfaces for DAQ software programs.
- Run thermal calibration for temperature sensors.
- Run thermal tests, collect and analyze thermal and fluid data and correlate with external partners.
- Enable power cycling testing on small sample scale for reliability tests.
- Setup and run board-level thermal cycling, shock and vibration tests.
- Setup in-situ monitoring with data acquisition systems.
- Perform manual probing for reliability read-outs and failure isolation.
- Use optical microscopes for measuring sizes on cross-sectioned samples and determining failure modes.
- Run mechanical measurements such as thermal shadow Moire, DMA, TMA and bending test when in-house tools are available.
- Handle sample preparation and logistics for outsourcing tests, measurements and failure analysis.
What You Will Need:
Basics:
- Build test setups.
- Run thermal mechanical tests.
- Conduct data analysis and generate reports.
- Conduct physical inspections.
- Build test jigs and coolant loops.
- Design and debug user interfaces.
- Salary range: 49k – 70k annual.
How You Will Be Successful:
- Envision the Future
- Communicate Honestly and Broadly
- Seek Technology and Business “First”
- Embrace Diversity and Take Risks
What We Offer:
- Competitive Salary
- Comprehensive Benefit Package
- 401(k) with matching contributions
- Paid Time Off
- Employee Discounts
- Free training on all Altair products
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