Senior Global Manufacturing Test Engineer

Senior Global Manufacturing Test Engineer 
Camera & Optical Systems 
Position Summary: 
Responsible for developing, industrializing, validating, deploying, and sustaining software 
for optical testing, calibration, active alignment, functional testing, and environmental/burn-in 
testing of camera products in high-volume manufacturing. Acts as the technical bridge between 
R&D, Site Manufacturing Engineering, Quality, equipment suppliers, and global production sites. 
Translates R&D test methods, algorithms, and prototype tools into robust, maintainable, 
production-ready solutions that meet requirements for test coverage, reliability, cycle time, 
traceability, and global scalability. 
Core Ownership: 
Provide global technical ownership of manufacturing test software & hardware 
architecture, standards, release practices, and lifecycle while partnering with R&D on product 
and test-method requirements. Own the manufacturing implementation, correlation, production 
robustness, controlled release, and sustaining support of these solutions. 
RESPONSIBILITIES: 
 Partner with R&D to develop and mature test methods and translate prototype 
algorithms/tools into HVM-ready test solutions. 
 Architect, develop, validate, deploy, and sustain standardized manufacturing test, 
calibration, and active-alignment software platforms globally. 
 Define production test requirements including test sequence, coverage, pass/fail logic, 
test limits, configuration control, data collection, diagnostics, error handling, cycle time, 
and traceability. 
 Integrate software with cameras, imaging hardware, optical and active-alignment 
equipment, instrumentation, motion systems, environmental equipment, PLCs, 
automation systems, and manufacturing data interfaces. 
 Design software for HVM robustness, including initialization/self-test, timeout handling, 
fault detection, controlled retries/recovery, health monitoring, service modes, and 
actionable logging. 
 Establish R&D-to-manufacturing and station-to-station correlation; support reference-unit 
strategies, repeatability and measurement system analysis (MSA), as applicable, and 
false-pass/false-fail analysis. 
 Ensure test results are traceable to the applicable software version, test configuration and 
limits, calibration data, and equipment configuration; support MES and manufacturing data 
interfaces as applicable. 
 Optimize test processes to improve cycle time, equipment utilization, uptime, 
manufacturing test yield, and process capability. 
 Define software and interface requirements for RFQs, perform supplier technical 
evaluations, and support design reviews, system integration, FAT/SAT, production launch, 
and software acceptance and ongoing test software lifecycle support and maintenance. 
 Analyze production test data and system logs, troubleshoot systemic test issues, and drive 
corrective actions while providing global sustaining support. 
 Maintain software architecture and interface specifications, release documentation, 
troubleshooting guides, and training and support materials. 
 Apply structured software-development practices, including source control, code review, 
unit and integration testing, controlled builds and releases, and defect and change 
tracking. 
CORE TECHNICAL STACK 
 Strong C/C++ development experience on Microsoft Windows for test and equipment
control applications, typically using Visual Studio. 
 Experience with relevant supporting technologies such as MFC, Git/TFS/Azure DevOps, 
sWiX or equivalent deployment tools, device/instrument SDKs, TCP/IP, and manufacturing 
database/data interfaces. Python and/or C# experience is beneficial. 
DESIRED QUALIFICATIONS: 
 BS/MS in Electrical Engineering, Computer Engineering, Computer Science, Physics, 
Systems Engineering, or a related discipline. 
 5+ years of relevant experience in manufacturing test software, camera/optical test 
systems, or related test-system development preferred. 
 Experience with camera/optical manufacturing test systems, including image acquisition 
and processing, MTF/SFR, intrinsic calibration, distortion/geometric calibration, FOV and 
alignment measurements, functional testing, environmental/burn-in monitoring, and 
image-quality characterization. 
 Hands-on experience developing, integrating, or industrializing optical active-alignment 
systems for high-volume camera manufacturing. 
 Automotive electronics / ADAS camera experience strongly preferred. Infrared/thermal 
camera experience is a plus. 
 Demonstrated experience improving manufacturing test yield, cycle time, uptime, and 
process capability. 
 Strong written and verbal communication skills, with a structured approach to problem 
solving. 
 Ability to work effectively across R&D, Manufacturing, Quality, Operations, IT/OT teams, 
equipment suppliers, and global production sites. 
 Experience working with equipment suppliers through system integration, FAT/SAT, and 
production launch is preferred. 
TRAVEL 
 An initial on-site training assignment at the California R&D location of up to six months 
will be required. Following completion of initial training, periodic travel may be required to 
support software updates, test process improvements, troubleshooting, production line 
changes, and other activities requiring on-site execution.