As a test engineer, you are involved with the entire NPI (new production introduction) process that starts from feasibility, DFT, test H/W design, device bring up, ATE characterization, all the way to offshore production test program release. It is test engineer’s job to ensure that each device shipped meets the Renesas’s high quality standards. At the same time, a test engineer also works constantly to identify areas to maximize efficiency, test yield and minimize test cost.   Responsibilities:
Develop ATE test solutions (hardware and software) for new power management IC products including buck-boost battery chargers, multi-cell balancing/protection circuits, and core regulator controller IC’s
Full ownership of ATE test solution from planning stage to production
Generate test plans and identify requirements to execute on deliverables 
Develop multi-site wafer sort and package test solutions for new products.  Responsible for hardware and software design and development.
Develop ATE tests for characterization and validation of new products
Ability to interface with design, applications, and product engineering to debug new products and characterize the performance 
