Performance Testing Engineer
Pubblicato il 02-09-2026 - Nxp Semiconductors in Italia
NXP’s high performance mixed signal technologies for Automotive applications create new ways to make cars cleaner, safer, more comfortable, and more fun. NXP’s Advanced Automotive Analog (AA) Business Unit’s mission is to provide a broad portfolio of differentiated analog, mixed-signal, wireless, and energy management solutions that enable our customers to realize compelling green, safe, connected, and secure products for the automotive market.In the AA business Unit, the Battery Management Systems (BMS) Segment drives the business of NXP’s leading mixed-signal battery management products for automotive and industrial markets. Together with a worldwide design team, we develop application specific standard products which integrate high performance analog functions as well as digital logic ranging up to 32 bit microcontrollers and DSPs in high voltage CMOS processes.We plan to hire +60 people by 2022 to work on our BMS products. We are looking for design, test, verification, validation, application engineers.
We are recruiting all over the world and very actively in our new design centers in Italy.We are ideally looking Test Engineers experience in BMS (High Voltage Precision Measurement and processing systems in automotive applications) OR other relevant experience in analogue and mixed-signal domains.
You will be developing industrial test solutions (hardware and software) for mass production and support the design team during the development phase of new products. You will be accountable for driving your deliverables to timely completion with the high quality expected by out customers. You will be involved from the very beginning of the specification and design of the product. Based on your inputs, Design for Test options will be implemented to make sure we can achieve automotive quality levels at the lowest cost. As the project progresses, you develop the test plan and verify this with simulations. Next step is the coding and when the silicon arrives, you are read