Manufacturing Test Engineer - Hardware

SUMMARY

The Manufacturing Test Engineer plays a critical role in performing hands-on debugging, validation, and system-level failure analysis of next-generation server and rack systems within a high-mix, high-ambiguity manufacturing environment. This role requires strong Linux CLI proficiency, hardware integration expertise, and advanced troubleshooting skills across L6, L10, and L12 test stages. Success in this role hinges on the ability utilize structured, data-driven approaches - while collaborating cross-functionally with Quality, Manufacturing, and Process Engineering teams to identify root causes, drive corrective actions, and improve First Pass Yield (FPY). In addition to core debug responsibilities, this position involves automation scripting, statistical analysis, customer engagement, and mentoring junior team members to elevate system performance for AI / ML, GPGPU, and hardware accelerator-based server, networking, and storage platforms

Manufacturing Test Engineers are required to work on-site in support of Jabil's production facilities located in Florence, KY (just north of CVG International Airport). Applicants who live outside of a 50-mile radius will be eligible to receive relocation assistance services.

SHIFT / SCHEDULE

Test Engineers are required to work 12-hour shifts on one of the following schedules (we are hiring for multiple engineer vacancies - across all 4 shifts) :

• 401 Shift

(days) 6 : 00AM to 6 : 00PM - Sunday through Tuesday, and Sunday through Wednesday every other week.

(nights) 6 : 00PM to 6 : 00AM - Sunday through Tuesday, and Sunday through Wednesday every other week.

(days) 6 : 00AM to 6 : 00PM - Thursday through Saturday, and Wednesday through Saturday every other week.

(nights) 6 : 00PM to 6 : 00AM - Thursday through Saturday, and Wednesday through Saturday every other week.

For example

if hired to support the 401 shift, engineers will be required to work 36 hours throughout week 1 (Sunday - Tuesday), 48 hours through week 2 (Sunday - Wednesday), 36 hours week 3 (Sunday - Tuesday), etc.

MINIMUM QUALIFICATIONS

Bachelor's degree in Computer Science, Computer Engineering, Electronics, Electrical Engineering, or a related technical field.

Minimum of 3 years of hands-on experience in failure analysis and system-level testing within a high-paced manufacturing environment.

Proficiency with Linux Terminal and Bash scripting, including the ability to train others on Linux fundamentals. Intermediate programming skills in both Bash and Python. Strong knowledge of statistical analysis and its application to data-driven troubleshooting and decision-making.

PREFERRED QUALIFICATIONS

ESSENTIAL DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES

Include the following (other duties may be assigned) :

System Level Debugging & Failure Analysis

L6, L10, and L12 ( 40%)

Hardware and Firmware Integration

BIOS, POST, PCIe, BMC ( 15%)

Linux and Remote Access Protocols

Linux Command Line Interface (CLI), SSH, MobaXterm ( 10%)

Documentation and Statistical Analysis

SQL, Excel Macros, Power BI, First Pass Yield ( 15%)

Scripting and Automation

Python, JavaScript, Bash ( 5%)