Hardware Specialist R&D

Role- Hardware Test Engineer

Location– Pune

Experience- 3-7 years

Must Have Skills-

Responsibilities:

Understand the Products and its hardware specifications specially Electronics, PCB

(Architecture, components, material, Etc.) and IOT/Firmware/Software interface) thoroughly

from Designers, Product owner and CFT team. Active participation in DFMEA, PFMEA & provide

inputs for design and process improvement. Must have knowledge of reading PCB architecture,

layout, and connection diagram

• Define Test Planning & Schedule Estimation, Testing Resource planning & Allocation, Test Case

Preparation with Test condition & defining acceptance criteria as per Test

Standard/Drawing/Engineering Documents considering functional, Safety, Fitments,

Environment etc. Requirements, Test Case Generation & Execution for Hardware & interface

systems. Test suite preparation and Preparation of Hardware SOR documents. Define number of

samples with logic for various test cases.

• Issue test report to stake holders, conduct testing review meetings with stake holders & CFT,

Conduct DVP as per project timeline, coordinate with test executives to conduct test, provide

them training and guidance. Working with PLM & OrCAD will be an added advantage.

• Test data analysis, Troubleshooting Field / Internal Testing failure. Understanding of root cause

analysis tools 7QC tools, 8D, FTA,5W2H etc., Defect management, Test Data management

• Generate ideas for test automation, test monitoring, test data acquisition and develop

instrumentation to improve testing and data acquisition capability, Guiding & providing trainings

to Technicians for testing, data monitoring, and report preparation.

• Benchmarking competitor products for performance and durability. Understanding of

Regulatory & Compliance requirements.

• Design and develop new methodologies for Accelerated life testing for reliability of electronics

and other components. Must understand ROHS requirement for Hardware.

Role Essentials :

Join our movement

To create a more energy-efficient India

• First-principles thinking - Actively questioning every assumption then creating new knowledge

and solutions from scratch

• Ambiguity - Ability to work in an unstructured setup

• Attitude - Right attitude to roll up the sleeves and be hands-on

• Complexity - Ability to work with multiple stakeholders in a fast-paced and dynamic

environment

• Detail Orientation – Ability to pay close attention and notice minor details