Blink is at the forefront of the consumer camera based home security market. To continue this winning streak, come help us to design the next generations of Blink products that will delight our customers and drive our continued growth.

The Manufacturing Test Engineer is responsible for the manufacturing test process and infrastructure for all Blink hardware products. Their role starts from early concept prototype builds and continues through sustaining production and reverse logistics while maintaining an infrastructure which touches manufacturing partners through our cloud to our data team. A passion for continuous process improvement is required to continually reduce cycle time and increase test coverage by implementing best practices and using production and field data to make design decisions.



Key job responsibilities
-Define test strategies and implementation, analyze new product testability and deliver test solutions to support the new product introduction process at Blink's manufacturing partner
-Develop, qualify, and execute RF system testing, optical calibration, power testing, ensure production control processes, and data analysis/interpretation
-Automation of test environment
-Compile and analyze production test data using automated data analysis techniques
-Introduce test processes, monitor functional test yield and take corrective actions to drive continuous smooth production
-Regression test of mfg test release candidates
-Provide DFx feedback to Blink Hardware and Software/Firmware development teams

A day in the life

Assuming no urgent production issues or stoppages, a HW MFG test engineer will be driving NPI programs from a HW and test strategy standpoint. This involves leading/attending cross functional meetings across multiple projects. Timing is flexible throughout the day, due to most of our CMs being based out of Asia, and other internal teams being all over the world. Some days you may spend with headphones on and documenting test plans. Other days you may spend integrating a HW solution with a new test application. Other days you may be traveling onsite to support NPI builds.