Validation Technician (Tester I – Semiconductor Product Validation)

UST — Bengaluru, Karnataka

₹4–8 LPA (HireSetu estimate) · Fresher-friendly · Full-time

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Quick answer: Post-silicon platform validation in Bengaluru. You install Windows builds on racked systems, run test cases someone else wrote, and chase down why a benchmark, driver or power state failed.

From UST's job posting

UST Job Title: Tester I -Semiconductor Product Validation

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The Opportunity

UST is looking for Validation Technician.

Responsibilities

  • To learn and start install and configuring Microsoft Operating systems.
  • Identify the test cases to be executed from the available set of test cases provided. Basic level understanding of Platform HW/SW ingredients for post silicon.
  • Knowledge of various Benchmark tools, Stress & Stability and Power Management. Reproduction of failures reported in required platform configurations & Defect management.
  • Basic knowledge in system BIOS, UEFI framework and architecture, USB, Multimedia, Driver, Camera, Disk, Desktop, Power management, Type C and silicon technologies. Analyze the system Power states and Device states, Understand and analyze in Test strategies.
  • Ready to work as per the client schedule.
  • Learn and start attend the standup meeting and understand the requirement before testing. Flexible with work location and Timing. Ready to work with systems on racks. Skills
  • Ability to understand various Windows products features & execute the test cases. Excellent problem-solving skills ability to analyze and debug issues.
  • Good communication & interpersonal skills to work with different teams.
  • Ability to assemble computer system.
  • Ability to understand, articulate and isolate the issues observed during test execution.

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HireSetu's note

Reproducing failures is the actual job

The core loop is simple to describe: take an already-written test case, run it on a set platform configuration, and when something breaks, reproduce it exactly and file the defect. Nobody is asking you to design a test. What earns your keep is narrowing a failure down to driver, BIOS setting, cable, card or board.

That is also why assembling a computer shows up as a requirement. You will be pulling cards, drives and Type-C peripherals in and out of machines as part of the job.

Install, rerun, log

Windows installs and configuration lead the responsibilities for a reason. A large share of the week goes to imaging machines, swapping parts and rerunning benchmark or stress loops to see whether a failure returns. Standups exist so you can say what is blocked, what reproduced and what you need from the next team.

The client's calendar sets your hours and your location, so shifts can move, and the hardware sits on racks. Owning a bank of systems at once is normal, so a fair question is how many machines one technician runs.

Power states and the boot stack

If you are moving over from desktop support, hardware repair or a lab internship, the vocabulary to pick up is UEFI and BIOS settings, S-states, device power states, and how Type-C, USB, camera and disk drivers fail differently across silicon. Revise what S0 through S5 mean and how a device moves between D0 and D3, since power management appears both in the test tools and in the analysis work.

Debugging here is comparative: same test, two builds, one difference in the log. Comfort with reading a Windows event log beats memorising spec names.

Drafted with AI from UST's job posting and checked by Prashanth Jakkula before publishing. See our Editorial Policy.

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