Job Description
- Responsible for defining, developing, and industrializing EOL (End of Line) test solutions, ensuring products meet functional, electrical, safety, and customer requirements before shipment.
- Act as the key interface between R&D and manufacturing, supporting new product industrialization, process implementation, and value stream cost optimization.
EOL Test Concept & Strategy
- Define EOL test requirements, scope, and coverage during concept and development phases.
- Create and maintain EOL test specifications aligned with product functionality, safety, and customer requirements.
- Balance test coverage with production cycle time and manufacturing efficiency.
EOL Test System Development & Validation
- Design and implement automated or semi-automated EOL test flows
- Define, verify, and maintain test interfaces in cooperation with HW and ME teams.
- Implement and maintain functional, electrical, communication, and diagnostic tests
Production Ramp-up & Line Support
- Support DVT, PVT and SOP phases for EOL test introduction
- Analyse and resolve EOL test failures and false failures, continuously improve test stability, test time, yield, and robustness.
- Provide technical support to manufacturing plants and EMS partners
Manufacturing readiness & Cost Optimization
- Support manufacturing-related reviews, including TA, DFMA, and feasibility assessments
- Support manufacturing cost review, including process cost, investment (MAE / EWAK), and cost validation
- Support sample builds, trial runs, OPL review, and readiness tracking toward PPAP and SOP.
- Drive process optimization, continuous improvement, and value stream VAVE measures together with plants; fully support EPO implementation.
Qualifications
- Bachelor’s degree or above in Electrical Engineering, Electronics, Automation, Communication, Computer Science, or related fields
- Experience with EOL/FCT/ICT testing for automotive or industrial electronics products
- Familiarity with at least one automotive communication protocol (CAN, LIN, Ethernet (diagnostics experience is a plus)
- Solid understanding of hardware fundamentals: Power supply architecture, SoC / MCU basic principles, Common interfaces (SPI, I2C, UART, GPIO)
- Experience in test software development or scripting (LabVIEW, Python, C#, C/C++), ability to develop and maintain test software is preferred.
- Hands-on experience in mass production environments, with exposure to manufacturing interfaces and new product industrialization.
- Strong cross-functional communication skills with HW, SW, ME, Quality, and Manufacturing teams.
- Ability to drive issues to closure independently.
- Good English listening, speaking, reading, and writing skills.