Job Description
About The Position
End-to-end responsibility for the development and maintenance of Automatic Test Equipment (ATE), including strategic planning, standardization, documentation, and maintenance, combined with active, hands-on involvement in the development and deployment of testers. The role involves collaboration with the ATE team, Engineering, R&D, NPI, Manufacturing, Quality, and IT/IS teams.
Key Responsibilities:
Build a multi-year roadmap for ATE: unified architecture for testers/simulators, software/hardware standards, and quality gates across NPI.Define KPIs, test coverage, tester availability, and MTBFFocus on continuous improvement, innovation, and alignment with evolving market standardsActively participate in defining test requirements (TR/ATP), designing and building testers/simulators (HW/SW/mechanics), with emphasis on software Lead hands-on bring-up, troubleshooting, and transfer to production—including safety and serviceabilityLead preventive and corrective maintenance policies (PM/CM) for all testers: electrical safety/ESD standards, configuration control, and software versioningComply with organizational procedures and relevant standards (including ISO 9001/plant safety procedures) for testing, documentation, and controlsStandardize documents (TR/ATP/SOW/work instructions) and maintain traceabilityIntegrate ATE with MES/ERP/PLM systems; automate test release and traceability processesLeverage BI/Analytics tools for quality investigations, RMAs, and failure trends Requirements
B.Sc. in Electrical/Electronics Engineering, or experienced Electrical practical engineer4+ years of experience developing ATE for production lines (architecture, UUT integration, transition to productionExperience in HW design on fundamental level (OrCAD/Allegro preferred), bring-up and troubleshooting skillsExperience in tester software development: LabVIEW preferred.High proficiency in Hebrew and English.
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