Product Development/Test Engineer - 18090181

Location: United States
Full-Time

Job Title:      Product Development / Test Engineer
Department:       System Solutions
Region:              Sunnyvale CA

COMPANY DESCRIPTION:

Quanergy’s (NYSE: QNGY and QNGY.WS) mission is to create powerful, affordable smart LiDAR solutions for automotive and IoT applications to enhance people’s experiences and safety. Quanergy has developed the only true 100% solid-state CMOS LiDAR sensor built on optical phased array (OPA) technology to enable the mass production of low-cost, highly reliable 3D LiDAR solutions. Through Quanergy’s smart LiDAR solutions, businesses can now leverage real-time, advanced 3D insights to transform their operations in a variety of industries including industrial automation, physical security, smart cities, smart spaces and much more. Quanergy solutions are deployed by nearly 400 customers across the globe.

JOB DESCRIPTION:
Product Development/Test Engineer will be responsible for all testing of optical/electrical/mechanical/system properties and performances of hardware devices and their proper fitment in the overall solution. The candidate will work with product managers, the solution team and optical, electrical, mechanical, and firmware engineers to design various tests required in R&D/product development activities in the company and prepare his team to set up and execute those. The candidate will be interfacing with highly-skilled engineers and analyzing and reporting the test outcomes to the management. The candidate should also be capable of operating with minimum instruction.

CORE RESPONSIBILITIES:

Partner with engineers to design efficient test plans based on the final deliverable requirements and plan the execution in a timely manner
The test includes optical, electrical, thermal, and mechanical nature and these should be seamlessly tied to the final solution the company is building.
Implement and evolve testing processes to get effective test signals and scale testing efforts across multiple products.
Hands-on building the explanation and hypothesis based on the principle and test results. Design and develop system models for performance evaluation and data analysis.
Be able to look at the bigger picture as to why these tests are needed and where they fit from the solution standpoint.

REQUIRED EXPERIENCE:

10 years of experience in testing of electrical and optical devices and system solutions
Extensive experience in optoelectronics components characterization
Extensive experience in electronics system testing
Excellent communication skills
Hands-on analyzing and reporting valid test results
Track record of optical metrology development and experience with statistical methods

PREFERRED EXPERIENCE:

Experience with point cloud data.
Experience with Matlab.
Proficiency in writing code in Python for data analysis
5 years of experience in data analysis.
2 years of experience with C++.

EDUCATION REQUIRED:

B.S., M.S. in Math, Physics, and Engineering fields

PREFERRED EDUCATION:

PhD. in Math, Physics, and Engineering fields

REQUIRED KNOWLEDGE, SKILLS, & ABILITIES

To perform this job successfully, an individual must be able to perform each essential duty independently
Fast meaningful analysis of result data
Self-motivated and proactive

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