About the role

AI summarised

The System Test Engineer is responsible for diagnosing and resolving complex system and subsystem issues, developing and optimizing test procedures, improving product reliability and quality, supporting change management and qualification activities, participating in new product introduction, and ensuring compliance with quality standards. This role involves close collaboration with cross-functional teams to enhance manufacturing robustness and product performance throughout the product lifecycle.

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Key Responsibilities

Analyze, troubleshoot, and resolve complex issues at the system, instrument, and sub-assembly levels
Perform structured failure analysis to identify root causes and implement short-term containment and long-term corrective actions for Yield Improvement and Product Quality
Conduct component-level troubleshooting on defective PCAs, with emphasis on electronic and RF circuitry
Design, refine, and standardize system and module-level test procedures to ensure test integrity while optimizing cycle time
Develop advanced troubleshooting methodologies to improve diagnostic accuracy, repeatability, and efficiency
Track reliability and quality trends; drive improvements to meet or exceed Agilent’s operational and customer expectations
Partner with cross-functional teams to improve OOBD (Out-of-Box Defect) and reliability metrics
Collaborate with Production, NPI and R&D Teams to continuously enhance product performance and manufacturing robustness
Support sustaining engineering activities across the product lifecycle

Requirements

Qualifications Education & Experience
Bachelor’s or Master’s degree in Electrical or Electronics Engineering from an accredited institution.
Minimum 5 years of relevant experience in system test, electronic test, or related engineering roles. Technical Competencies
Strong hands-on experience with electronic circuits, system troubleshooting, and defect analysis.