Manufacturing Test Engineer (NH)

Manufacturing Test Engineer (Location: Nashua, NH area) Overview: Client is seeking a Manufacturing Test Engineer or Test Technician to perform debug and validation efforts for Intel-based server motherboards. This technical role calls for a person with deep expertise in hardware-level diagnostics, as well as the vision to drive process improvement and test strategy innovation. Must have the following experience: *5+ years of experience with the following - Debugging processor boards (Intel Processor Boards preferred) and Server Architecture experience. *Looking for someone who can come up to speed quickly. *Candidates need the following experience... Production experience, Debugging experience, Knowledge of/experience with Digital interfaces. Key Responsibilities: - Lead root-cause analysis and complex debug activities on Intel server motherboard platforms. - Develop, maintain, and execute comprehensive test plans, procedures, and validation scripts. - Collaborate with design, BIOS, firmware, and manufacturing teams to resolve product issues and improve first-pass yields. - Identify opportunities to enhance test efficiency and reliability through automation, tool development, or workflow optimization. - Mentor junior engineers and set quality standards in test methodology and execution. Required Qualifications: - 3+ years of experience in hardware validation, system-level debug, or similar roles. - Experience doing root-cause analysis and complex debug activities on motherboard platforms (Intel server motherboard platforms is preferred) - Strong expertise in Intel architecture, server platform features, and debug tools (e.g., ITP, JTAG, logic analyzers, oscilloscopes). - Proven experience in developing and implementing robust validation plans. - Excellent problem-solving, documentation, and communication skills. Preferred Qualifications: - Experience with manufacturing test flows or high-volume production environments. - Knowledge of quality systems, reliability analysis, or Six Sigma processes.