Test Engineer

Analyzing, (functional) testing, debugging... What is it that you actually don't do as a test engineer with us!?

As a test engineer, every workday is different. The complex products we make for our customers utilize process and functional testers. Failures from these are analyzed and testers are debugged. This is done in collaboration with our Test Development team, who have developed, built, and released our testers. The largest part of your workday is spent on practical and analytical activities.

In everything you do, you ensure the correct analyses and their processing. As a result, deviations are filtered and signaled, root causes are identified and resolved, and the production process continues to improve.

A glimpse into your activities as a test engineer:

• Testing prototypes: measuring in a separate test setup on your workbench.

• Debugging/functional testing in Labview: for example, after a failure on the functional tester.

• Sustainable analysis: finding out what happened, why it happened, and how we can prevent this in the future.

• Repair of failed products; failure after AOI, Flying probe, or functional testers, or returns from the customer.

• Internal meetings: for example, with your colleagues from the Quality, Engineering, etc. departments.

• Technical challenging: not only with Benchmark colleagues, but sometimes also with the customer.

Working at Benchmark means working in a dynamic work environment. You work in an independent team where your initiatives and ideas are highly valued. The team consists of 13 colleagues and is a close-knit group in which everyone is willing to help each other.

In addition, we offer:

• A fine starting salary between €3552,- to €5264,- gross per month based on a full-time work week and depending on previous work experience.

• Variable quarterly bonus that increases up to a max. of 5% of your quarterly salary.

• Enjoy 40 days off per year (27 vacation days and 13 ATV days).

• Room for growth and development opportunities, for example to grow into the position of sustaining test engineer.

• Flexible working hours in the day shift, where you decide for yourself what time your workday starts between 07:00 and 09:00 in the morning.

• An extensive induction program, where you are paired with a direct colleague who is your buddy during your induction period.

• Knowledge of soldering quality (IPC standard) is a plus, but not a must and can also be learned on the job;

• Knowledge of various computer systems.