Afference
Hardware Test Engineer
About this role
Join a neuroscience-focused company developing wearable haptic technology for spatial computing. As a Hardware Test Engineer, you'll design and execute comprehensive validation protocols for novel neural stimulation devices, troubleshoot failures, and collaborate across teams to ensure product reliability and quality throughout development.
What you'll do
- Develop and execute hardware validation and verification test plans for wearable haptic devices and subsystems
- Perform functional, electrical, environmental, reliability, and system-level testing on prototypes and production hardware
- Diagnose hardware failures, identify root causes, and implement corrective actions with development teams
- Design testing methodologies, automation strategies, and troubleshooting procedures to improve efficiency and quality
- Support vendor evaluation and component qualification through technical testing and performance analysis
- Document test procedures, results, and defect reports; analyze data and provide recommendations to leadership
What they're looking for
- Hardware testing and validation (EVT/DVT/PVT phases)
- Electronic systems troubleshooting and embedded hardware diagnostics
- Lab equipment proficiency (oscilloscopes, multimeters, logic analyzers, power supplies)
- Wearable electronics, sensors, and embedded systems knowledge
- Test automation, scripting, and data analysis tools
- Reliability testing and failure analysis methodologies
- Technical documentation and communication
- Problem-solving and attention to detail
Benefits
- Work with cutting-edge neural haptic technology
- Hands-on involvement with novel devices defining spatial computing
- Collaborative environment across multiple engineering disciplines
- Opportunity to influence product quality and organizational strategy
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Afference
Afference develops haptic wearable technology and custom ASIC chips for spatial computing, creating devices that deliver artificial tactile sensations through neural stimulation. The company is hiring Mechanical Engineers, Electrical Engineers, and chip design specialists to build innovative hardware and silicon solutions for next-generation wearable products.
View all jobs at AfferenceLikely interview questions
- Walk us through your experience developing or executing hardware validation test plans. What methodologies did you use?
- Describe a time you diagnosed a complex hardware failure. What tools and troubleshooting approach did you use?