Job Description

Working in Marvell automotive, you will be part of the fastest growing automotive ethernet business in the industry. Marvell is an established high quality, high integrity, customer centric automotive switch and PHY supplier that is enabling both combustion and electric vehicles in connectivity within the car infrastructure. The Automotive Ethernet Lab Technician supports the development and validation of Ethernet switch/PHY software. They manage test setups, execute validation protocols, and ensure compliance with automotive standards. What You Can Expect Test Environment Setup: Configure and maintain Ethernet switch/PHY test environments for software development and validation. Software Testing: Execute test cases for software and hardware integration, focusing on Ethernet performance and functionality. Data Analysis: Collect, analyze, and document test data to verify compliance with automotive standards. Equipment Maintenance: Calibrate and maintain lab equipment, including Ethernet switches, PHYs, and testing tools. Troubleshooting: Identify and resolve issues related to Ethernet switch/PHY performance during testing. Documentation: Maintain detailed records of test procedures, results, and any deviations or issues. Collaboration: Work closely with engineers and developers to refine tests and optimize software performance. What Were Looking For Qualifications: Education: Technical diploma or associate degree in electronics, electrical engineering, or related technical field. Technical Skills: Basic understanding of Ethernet, automotive networking, and test equipment. Familiarity with protocol analyzers, oscilloscopes, and network testers (preferred). Support Skills: Strong problem-solving and troubleshooting abilities. Communication: Good documentation skills and ability to follow instructions. Team Player: Willingness to support testing activities and collaborate with engineers. Preferred Experience: Previous experience supporting technical labs or testing environments. Exposure to automotive networking protocols (e.g., Ethernet, CAN, LIN). Basic knowledge of lab safety and equipment maintenance.