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Arycs-tech • Los Gatos, California, United States
Salary: $185,000 - $200,000 / year
Role & seniority: Senior Production Test Engineer
Stack/tools: Optical transceivers (100G/400G/800G); test infrastructure design; Python (automation); NI TestStand; test equipment: BERTs, optical spectrum analyzers, power meters, tunable lasers, high-speed oscilloscopes; SPC and data-driven analysis
Design and implement production test infrastructure for optical modules across wafer, module, and final assembly levels
Automate and scale testing with scripts and test strategies to support engineering builds through high-volume manufacturing
Analyze data to improve test yield, reduce cycle time, and lead root-cause investigations for failures
Bachelor’s or Master’s in electrical/optical engineering, physics, or related field
5+ years in optical module testing, preferably high-speed transceivers or photonics
Deep knowledge of optical components/systems (lasers, modulators, photodiodes, transceivers, high-speed interconnects)
Proficiency with test tools (BERTs, optical spectrum analyzers, power meters, tunable lasers, high-speed oscilloscopes)
Strong Python scripting; familiarity with NI TestStand a plus
Experience bringing up test systems in fast-paced, constrained environments; startup-ready mindset
Coherent/integrated silicon photonics experience
Familiarity with IEEE 802.3, OIF, ITU standards
Exposure to contract manufacturing or overseas ramp-up
Prior
Arycs Technologies is a fast-moving startup at the forefront of optical communications, building next-generation optical modules that power AI, data centers, and cloud infrastructure. Our team is small but mighty, combining deep technical expertise with a bias for action. We believe in solving real-world problems with elegant engineering, and we’re growing fast.
We are looking for a Senior Production Test Engineer who’s excited to take ownership of building and scaling our test infrastructure from the ground up.
Design and Implement Test Infrastructure: Develop and deploy production test setups for optical transceivers (e.g., 100G/400G/800G), including electrical and optical testing at wafer, module, and final assembly levels.
Automate and Scale: Create and maintain test automation scripts (Python, TestStand, etc.) that scale from engineering builds to volume manufacturing. Help define test strategies that evolve with product maturity.
Analyze and Optimize: Use data to improve test yield, reduce cycle time, and eliminate bottlenecks. Leverage SPC, process capability studies, and deep dives into test results to drive improvements.
Debug and Problem Solve: Lead root-cause investigations for test failures. Work hands-on with hardware teams to debug photonic/electrical issues at the component and system level.
Collaborate Across Functions: Work closely with design, reliability, and operations teams to ensure a smooth transition from NPI to production. Your input will directly influence product design for testability.
Mentor and Lead: Provide technical leadership to junior engineers and help define best practices for test development and validation.
Deep understanding of optical components and systems: lasers, modulators, photodiodes, transceivers, and high-speed interconnects.
Proficiency with optical/electrical test tools: BERTs, optical spectrum analyzers, power meters, tunable lasers, high-speed oscilloscopes.
Strong scripting and automation skills in Python (bonus: NI TestStand). Proven track record of bringing up test systems in fast-paced, resource-constrained environments.
Startup-ready mindset: scrappy, proactive, collaborative, and comfortable with ambiguity.