"iv testers" Jobs

16 open tech roles matching “iv testers”, taken straight from company career pages — not reposted from other job boards. Most in demand right now: Python, metrology, C++. Every listing is re-checked daily and closed roles are removed.

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SpaceX

Join SpaceX as a Test Technician for the Starlink project, focusing on wafer-level probing and RF package testing.

SpaceX Bastrop, TX Published 2 months ago
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SpaceX

Join SpaceX as a Quality Inspector to ensure the reliability of solar cells for next-gen space infrastructure.

SpaceX Bastrop, TX Published 1 month ago
SpaceX

Join SpaceX as a Materials Engineer to ensure data integrity and lead innovative testing processes in a state-of-the-art laboratory.

SpaceX Hawthorne, CA $100k–$140k/yr Published 2 months ago
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SpaceX

Join SpaceX as a Sr. Materials Engineer to ensure data integrity and lead innovative testing processes in a state-of-the-art laboratory.

SpaceX Hawthorne, CA $135k–$190k/yr Published 2 months ago
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SpaceX

Join SpaceX as a Cleanroom Technician to support the production of advanced microelectronics for the Starlink broadband system.

SpaceX Redmond, WA $2.7k–$4.5k/yr Published 2 months ago
SpaceX

Join SpaceX as a Principal DFT Engineer to develop next-generation ASICs for the Starlink network, enhancing global connectivity.

SpaceX Palo Alto, CA $220k–$355k/yr Published 3 weeks ago
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SpaceX

Join SpaceX as a Principal DFT Engineer to lead the development of next-generation ASICs for the Starlink network.

SpaceX Irvine, CA $210k–$340k/yr Published 3 weeks ago
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SpaceX

Lead the implementation and optimization of DFT architectures for next-generation ASICs at SpaceX.

SpaceX Austin, TX Published 3 weeks ago
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SpaceX

Join SpaceX as an Optical Transceiver Engineer to develop cutting-edge optical data communication systems for Starlink satellites.

SpaceX Redmond, WA $105k–$175k/yr Published 2 weeks ago
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