About the role

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As a key member of the System Test Engineering team, you will drive product performance, reliability, and manufacturability through deep technical troubleshooting, data-driven analysis, and systematic test optimization. You will collaborate closely with Production, Quality, NPI, and R&D teams to ensure Agilent’s products meet the highest standards of performance, quality, and ultimately customer satisfaction.

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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.
Design, refine, and standardize system and module-level test procedures to ensure test integrity while optimizing cycle time.
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.
Participate in transitioning designs from prototype to volume manufacturing, ensuring test readiness and manufacturability.
Ensure adherence to Agilent’s quality systems through proper execution of test methods and documentation practices.

Requirements

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.
Strong hands-on experience with electronic circuits, system troubleshooting, and defect analysis.
Proficiency with RF and mixed-signal test equipment including spectrum/network analyzers, oscilloscopes, signal generators, and LCR meters.
Solid understanding of RF circuits, impedance concepts, High-voltage modules, and Mixed-signal interfaces (ADCs, DACs).
Strong Excel skills for data analysis (pivot tables, trend charts, statistical analysis).