Lab IC Validation Engineer
Pubblicato il 06-10-2026 - ams OSRAM in Lombardia
We are LSP – Light Sensors & Photonics, one of three business units within ams OSRAM, advancing the digitalization of light. At LSP, we go beyond traditional sensing—combining light, silicon, and system expertise to enable digital photonics solutions. Our focus is clear: powering next-generation applications in data centers, AR/VR, mobile and automotive, where light becomes a critical interface for data, perception, and interaction. This evolution marks a shift from components to integrated photonics systems —driving performance, scalability, and innovation in high-growth segments.
- Support the design team during the development phase by ensuring adequate product testability in the laboratory
- Develop validation concepts and methodologies starting from product specifications and design requirements and drive their execution through laboratory characterization and measurement activities
- Investigate and analyze unexpected test results in collaboration with the design team
- Design and layout PCBs for the electrical evaluation of ICs
- Define test methodologies and laboratory setups using appropriate instrumentation
- Develop software for automated validation and measurement workflows
- Demonstrate familiarity with soldering, desoldering, and electronic rework equipment
- Prepare technical documentation and reports related to measurement results
- Work closely with technical leaders, design engineers, and test development engineers throughout the entire product development cycle
- Bachelor's or Master's degree in Electrical Engineering, Electronics Engineering, or a related field. A Master's degree in Electronics Engineering is preferred
- Previous experience as a Validation Engineer in the semiconductor industry (typically 5+ years)
- Strong knowledge of measurement techniques and laboratory instrumentation
- Proficiency in validation software tools such as Python and NI LabVIEW
- Experience programming and integrating NI PXI/PXIe instrumentation for automated val