System level display validation of different display types such monocular, binocular, LCD/LCOS/Mico-OLED electronics and their optical components
Lead the validation of the wearable w/display product line.
Drive display functional validation using measurable display specifications. Define, specify and document the required test equipment and procedures required for validation testing.
Electro-Optic system development for the consumer electronics and embedded systems
Develop comprehensive display system and sub-system level test specifications, manage and execute test plans, and provide feedback to development teams
Work closely with cross-functional team members and clients to produce high quality engineering solutions
Generate informative test reports that include data and analysis with insights into the data's interpretation.
Skilled in display validation tools such as color analyzers, colorimeters, Radiant camera, etc.
Identify and troubleshoot display-related issues, working closely with the hardware and software teams to narrow down the problems
Stay up to date with the latest developments in display technology and apply this knowledge to improve the performance of our wearable products
Minimum Qualifications
Bachelor's degree in electrical or electronics (EE) and/or training in Display/Optics with 5-10 years of experience in System Validation role for consumer electronics or related field
Skilled in reading and interpreting electric, electronic, and optic system drawings and schematics
Ability to specify test specs and test equipment needed for proper validation testing
Strong written and oral communication skills and the ability to communicate complex technical information to both technical and non-technical personnel.
Experience in technical documentation and report generation.
Experience with display interfaces DSI/MIPI, eDP.
Preferred Qualifications
Master's degree in EE or degree with emphasis on display technologies and testing methods.
Embedded Electronics system validation for the display/optic applications