Openings for Software engineer role in National Instruments

Location: Bangalore.

Link: https://pef.fa.us1.oraclecloud.com/hcmUI/CandidateExperience/en/sites/CX/job/6039

Job Position Description:

A Software Engineer position is now open with the BU Systems R&D group at National Instruments Semiconductor. Our team's engineers are involved in a wide range of projects, from developing system-level hardware and software components for system products like the Semiconductor Test System (STS) to developing system reference architectures for uses like 5G mmWave Over-The-Air Front-End Module Characterization.

The team works with Sales, Offering Management, and Manufacturing in conjunction with our System Development Process to explore new and developing application areas to aid in the formulation of future offers in addition to system design and development (SDP).

This position's primary areas of interest will include large-scale parallel SMU test systems, mixed-signal IC power validation, and LCR device-level measurements. defining validation processes for standard mixed-signal building elements such as interface protocols, voltage regulators, and data converters (ADC/DAC). In this position, the Systems R&D Engineer will give technical advice on system architecture for Automated Design Validation solutions and subject matter knowledge for client DUTs.

As a software R&D engineer for mixed-signal systems

Overview of the position: Develop application software for NI Mixed Signal test systems, which are used to evaluate and characterize integrated circuit (IC) device performance.

Duties of the position:

Make the necessary research to produce or improve your items.

For both new and existing products, create, develop, and test software features.

Identify and fix issues with your product or issues that occur when it interfaces with other NI products or customer goods.

To address technical issues, collaborate with a wide range of NI staff members in R&D software and hardware divisions throughout the globe.

Position Requirements:

Electrical engineering, computer engineering, or computer science at the B.S. level or above, or a comparable combination of work experience and other education

high-level programming languages (C, C++, C#, LabVIEW, or Python) and solid debugging abilities

Any familiarity with or understanding of the following is an advantage

Instruments used often in test engineering, including SMU, DMM, Scope, LCR meters, etc.

Ability to work successfully across groups and collaborate with teams in the United States or other places

Speak and write English clearly, especially while having technical conversations.

Resolve issues efficiently

Be a self-starter, exercise initiative, and work independently.

Why join the NI?

There are several benefits to thinking about joining a corporation. The people, the ideas, and the technology are crucial components of them. At NI, national instruments are firm believers in the ability to connect the three to forge a successful route.

The people: They're searching for inquisitive and innovative problem solvers who respect differences and novel viewpoints, are brave and kind, and aren't afraid to take risks.

What did you see yourself to be when you grew up? Did you wish to create robot programs? Make flying vehicles? Better the world than you found it by leaving it? At NI, we build on the bold concepts of big thinkers to materialize their dreams.

Using technology Through all stages of the product development cycle, they serve customers with a specialized, software-connected approach. Help clients Engineer Ambitiously every day, assisting them with anything from 5G and medical advancements to autonomous driving and the future of space exploration.

ABOUT COMPANY

A global American business with operations abroad is NI, formerly known as National Instruments Corporation. It is a manufacturer of virtual instrumentation software and automated test equipment with its main office in Austin, Texas. Data collection, instrument control, and machine vision are examples of common uses.