Field Applications Engineer
Pubblicato il 26-10-2026 - Universal-Robots in Milano
Overview As a Field Application Engineer at Teradyne, you develop and deploy advanced test solutions on ATE platforms, collaborating with cross-functional teams to support customers in maximizing Teradyne's capabilities. You will engage with international colleagues, provide technical training and support, and help drive customer success in the semiconductor market. You will work with ETS800 and contribute to the deployment of robust test programs, shaping how customers test digital and mixed-signal devices.
Collaborate with cross-functional teams to deliver advanced test solutions for digital and mixed-signal in the semiconductor market Support customers in maximizing the capabilities of Teradyne ATE platforms, focusing on ETS800 Partner with the sales team to achieve business goals and ensure customer satisfaction Develop, debug, and deploy test programs based on customer specifications Provide technical support to customer engineers Build strong technical relationships to understand customer needs,
technology and future directions Participate in international teams comprising Teradyne and customer engineers Conduct training sessions Support test program release activities Thrive in a multinational environment and build trustful relationships ~ Strong knowledge of electrical measurement and hardware design techniques ~ Software programming skills in C++, C#, and other languages as plus ~ Solid understanding of semiconductor technologies ~ Performs well under pressure and is enthusiastic about their work ~ Fluent in English ~ Self-driven attitude for continuous learning and managing projects ~ 3+ years of experience in the ATE Semiconductor IC manufacturing ~ Experience with lab instrumentation and bench debug tools (oscilloscopes, generators, meters) ~ Experience in data analysis (production yield, correlation activities) with ability to drive technical discussions with customers ~ electrical measurement techniques ~ C++, C# programming