How to Become a Validation Engineer

A validation engineer is a qualified engineer who is usually in charge of the equipment, mechanics, and systems that manufacture various products.

Mathematics and science are at the foundation of this career and a validation engineer is usually extremely knowledgeable in both subjects.

The minimal of a bachelor's degree is generally required to enter this profession but many validation engineers have master's or doctorate degrees in engineering.

In addition to ensuring that the machinery is in excellent condition, a validation engineer is a leadership position that has several other duties including database entries, training services, and budgeting tasks.

Training is usually provided by the validation engineer to new or existing employees because of their expertise in regards to manufacturing systems.

Job Performance Evaluation Form Page 1 Validation engineer performance appraisal.

Very good know how on IC Validation with strong hands on experience of Hardware functional validation.

Proficient in using the lab equipment’s like Oscilloscopes, spectrum analyser, Thermal chambers etc.

Hands on experience in NI Labview and its usage on controlling various validation infrastructure.

Experience in digital and mixed signal automotive designs.

Minimum of 5 years’ experience in testing & validation in the automotive industry.

Engineer An entry level role, the degreed Engineer knows and applies basic concepts and techniques of the profession under direct supervision and guidance.

Global Impact Work with engineers from across the Globe to create world class design and production solutions.

Diversity & Inclusion Our engineers to take pride in their unique character, cultural and work identities and are encouraged to bring this valuable perspective to their work.

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The protocol is written for each validation process and outlines the steps and measurements required, what proof is needed, what the expected outcomes are, and what should be done if actual outcomes deviate from this.

Validation assessment can include scrutinizing selectivity, specificity, accuracy, repeatability or many other factors.

Populating validation protocols (this requires gaining an in-depth knowledge of the product to be able to determine what the necessary output is and if it is meeting predefined criteria).

For a great insight into validation roles from someone actually in the job, check out this video from the About Bioscience website, produced by the North Carolina Association for Biomedical Research (NCABR).