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An Electrical Test Engineer develops tests and runs them on products that use electronic systems and components.
$106,426 / year median in Oregon
+9% projected growth
Job Description
Ensures that designs and specifications document test requirements that account for customer use scenarios. Develops test plans and test cases; directs support personnel or other engineers in the preparation and execution of design testing or prototype fabrication. Assists in the creation of robust, scalable, secure, and extensible designs and/or verification plans for the hardware engineering aspects of well-defined products or features. Reads device specification sheets and interprets common details required to design and test various hardware features. Ensures that test requirements are included in documentation and specifications for a feature or product. Obtains input from functional experts regarding opportunities to affect downstream execution of projects by resolving issues and executing design tradeoffs within scope. Results-driven with a strong attention to detail and technical problem-solving skills. Strategically and creatively innovate ways to communicate and visualize user experiences. Currently pursuing a Bachelor's Degree in Computer Engineering, Electrical Engineer, mechanical Engineering, or related field. Must have at least one additional quarter/semester of school remaining following the completion of the internship. Currently pursing a Masters's Degree in Computer Engineering, Electrical Engineer, Mechanical Engineering, or related field. Knowledge of embedded programming and C/C++/C# concepts is preferred.