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Verification Engineer II
12 months
New York - Farley - onsite
Job Description
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.
Minimum Qualifications
2+ years experience in electronics test, validation, or hardware quality engineering (or equivalent).
Strong fundamentals in analog and digital circuits; able to read schematics, review PCB layout, and perform board bring-up.
Hands-on troubleshooting, failure analysis, and PCB rework; proficient soldering of fine-pitch components.
Proficient with lab instrumentation: oscilloscope, DMM, function generator, power supplies, electronic loads, LCR meter (plus protocol/debug tools as applicable).
Ability to create and execute validation plans (test matrix/DVP&R), define pass/fail criteria, and trace tests to requirements/specifications.
Experience designing and executing manual and/or automated tests; strong test data capture, organization, and analysis.
Clear written and verbal communication: lab reports, test summaries, issue tracking.
Preferred Qualifications
Experience with NPI phases (EVT/DVT/PVT), fixture design, and design-for-test concepts.
Python-based test automation, data analysis, and plotting.
PCB schematic/layout familiarity (Altium/Cadence/KiCad/Eagle).
Use of LLM based tools to expedite processes.
Reliability/environmental testing exposure (thermal, vibration/shock, humidity, ESD).
DOE/statistics experience and strong presentation of results.
Must Haves
2+ years experience in electronics test, validation, or hardware quality engineering (or equivalent) shipping products to consumers experience
Hands on rework skills (sodering-putting out and taking out components)
- Proficient with lab instrumentation: oscilloscope, DMM, function generator, power supplies, electronic loads, LCR meter (plus protocol/debug tools as applicable
Best practices of testing and verification, data analysis
Nice to have
Knowing how a board is designed, familiar with reliability tests, familiar with product development cycles
Use of LLM based tools to expedite processes.
Experience with NPI phases (EVT/DVT/PVT), fixture design, and design-for-test concepts.
Education:
Degrees/Certifications Required: Electrical engineering and technology, EET degrees
What are some difficulties that the candidate should be aware they may face in the role and need to be able to handle to be successful? - Very hands on at the lab independently with some guidance, 60% on the lab and 40% in front of the computer
Interview Process:
How many rounds of interviews? 2 rounds
Types of Interviews 1 VC
1 onsite
Interview Duration 1 hour interviews
Who can apply
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