Oracle·SaaS·12 days ago
12 days ago
Senior Network Hardware Test Engineer
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What you'll do
- Manage the lab, lab build, hardware inventory, vendors.
- Maintain test procedures, including functional, performance, and stress testing.
- Perform system-level validation across functional, performance, stress and reliability testing of networking hardware platforms, including Ethernet switches, optical interconnects, and integrated systems.
- Analyze complex test data, produce clear technical reports, and present findings to stakeholders.
- Diagnose and resolve complex hardware issues, including BER failures, link instability, and signal integrity challenges.
- Collaborate with hardware design, firmware, manufacturing, and operations teams to support high-quality product delivery.
- Improve validation methodologies, automation frameworks, and lab infrastructure.
- Validate compliance with industry standards, interoperability requirements, and cloud deployment specifications.
- Own validation deliverables, schedules, dependencies, and risk identification across assigned programs.
What they're looking for
- 5+ years of hands-on experience in optical transceiver testing, quality assurance, or a related field, with demonstrated ownership of complex testing and validation activities
- Experience using optical test equipment, including optical spectrum analyzers (OSA), bit error rate testers (BERT), and optical power meters
- Experience validating high-speed data transmission technologies, including 10G, 40G, 100G, 400G, 800G and 1.6T.
- Strong background in the validation and qualification of networking hardware, particularly Ethernet switches and other high-speed platforms
- Hands-on experience testing and debugging optical modules, transceivers, and fiber-optic connections
- Deep understanding of bit error rate analysis, link stability, and signal integrity
- Experience developing test automation and scalable validation frameworks
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Full description from employer
- Manage the lab, lab build, hardware inventory, vendors.
- Maintain test procedures, including functional, performance, and stress testing.
- Perform system-level validation across functional, performance, stress and reliability testing of networking hardware platforms, including Ethernet switches, optical interconnects, and integrated systems.
- Analyze complex test data, produce clear technical reports, and present findings to stakeholders.
- Diagnose and resolve complex hardware issues, including BER failures, link instability, and signal integrity challenges.
- Collaborate with hardware design, firmware, manufacturing, and operations teams to support high-quality product delivery.
- Improve validation methodologies, automation frameworks, and lab infrastructure.
- Validate compliance with industry standards, interoperability requirements, and cloud deployment specifications.
- Own validation deliverables, schedules, dependencies, and risk identification across assigned programs.
Skills:
- 5+ years of hands-on experience in optical transceiver testing, quality assurance, or a related field, with demonstrated ownership of complex testing and validation activities
- Experience using optical test equipment, including optical spectrum analyzers (OSA), bit error rate testers (BERT), and optical power meters
- Experience validating high-speed data transmission technologies, including 10G, 40G, 100G, 400G, 800G and 1.6T.
- Strong background in the validation and qualification of networking hardware, particularly Ethernet switches and other high-speed platforms
- Hands-on experience testing and debugging optical modules, transceivers, and fiber-optic connections
- Deep understanding of bit error rate analysis, link stability, and signal integrity
- Experience developing test automation and scalable validation frameworks
SaaS
Company
OracleSaaS
Santa Clara, United States of America
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