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The Allegro team is passionate about providing intelligent solutions that move the world toward a safer and more sustainable future. With more than 30 years of experience developing advanced semiconductor technology, innovation with purpose touches every aspect of our business. From customer engagement and employee recognition to technology advancement and serving the local communities in which we maintain offices, innovation consistently drives our mission and definition of success.

Job Description
  • Designs, develops and implements cost-effective methods of testing and troubleshooting fixtures, systems and equipment.
  • Working with senior staff provides the deliverables at all phases of project development, including: generation of specifications, design and documentation, prototype builds, and preparation of test and validation processes.
  • Provide technical support and expertise to analyze (and refine) the current test interface mechanics embedded within Allegro’s Probe and Final Test equipment.
  • Model, prototype and validate potential design improvements of equipment and/or interface designs.
  • Evaluate new OEM equipment proposals and concepts using engineering analysis and detailed design review.
  • Assist in the design, development, validation and implementation of new configurations of electromagnetic sub-modules for future test capabilities


Minimum Qualifications
  • Requires a Bachelor’s Degree in Mechanical Engineering
  • Minimum of 1-3 years of related experience.
  • General systems-level (electro-mechanical) experience with the design and operation of automated equipment.
  • Knowledge of precision alignment mechanisms for high volume systems and equipment.
  • Proven experience in thermal management of electro-mechanical systems.
  • Some background in high/low voltage applications using contactors, relays or circuit breakers.
  • General understanding of the main phases of project development with a proven track record of meeting deliverables.
  • Ability to use Computer-Aided-Drafting (CAD) tools for creating mechanical designs and documentation.
  • History of self-motivation and initiative; outward desire for life-long learning