Also known as: Load Board Engineer; Probe Card Engineer; Test Interface Hardware Engineer; DIB Engineer
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Designs the electrical and mechanical interface between the tester and the device — load boards, probe cards, sockets and DIBs — so that measurements at the die are accurate, repeatable and mechanically reliable over millions of touchdowns.
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