Test Technician

· Analyze daily process yield reports that will include, but not limited to the following: operator errors, defective product, test equipment/test defects, RMA product defects, and spear corrective actions.

· Analyze downtime data of a station to set guidelines for preventative maintenance scheduling.

· Display proficiency in fixture mechanics, including probe replacement, fixture hardware repair/replacement, and fixture operation.

· Display proficiency in mid- to high-level software debugging, including digital, powered, shorts, pins, JX/OX, pins, testjet, and analog, as well as knowledge of boundary-scan basics.

· Analyze and repair timely in order to meet department goals for minimal test downtime.

· Provide solutions and training of high-level diagnostic issues to the diagnostic technicians I’s.

· Comprehend and analyze engineering tools including, but not limited to the following: schematics, BOMs, ECN/ECO, deviations, and fabmaster.

· Implement low level engineering changes while maintaining test coverage.

· Comprehend and apply various programming languages and editors, including but not limited to: HP-Unix, BT-Basic, vi, and emacs.

· Prevent ICT test escapes.

· Update and generate documentation as required.

· Increase production yields in a real-time fashion by interpreting and analyzing data, then applying process fixes for most NDF-type failures to hit department goals, and/or driving manufacturing issues to the appropriate department for root cause and corrective action.

· Maintain a continuous flow of the manufacturing line and meeting production goals while performing the assigned test duties.

· Adhere to all safety and health rules and regulations associated with this position and as directed by supervisor.

· Comply and follow all procedures within the company security policy.

· May perform other duties and responsibilities as assigned.

- Graduated from Electronics background

- At least 2 year working experience.