La start-up grenobloise Hprobe, fournisseur d’équipements de test sous champ magnétique de composants semiconducteurs, annonce avoir levé plus de 2 millions d’euros pour accélérer le développement international de son activité de test de composants.
Hprobe vient de finaliser un deuxième tour de table de deux millions d’euros. « Cet investissement renforce la capacité de Hprobe à devenir le leader du test sous champ magnétique », assure Laurent Lebrun, son président.
As test development engineer, you will be key player in the R&D team to contribute in the company product roadmap of new automated test equipment product (ATE) related to test of eMRAM chip.
As field application engineer, you will be key player in the engineering team providing technical support to customers on the company installed base of automated test equipment (ATE).
As field application engineer, you will be key player in the engineering team providing technical support to customers on the company installed base of automated test equipment (ATE).
Les Echos Capital finance | William Sadrin | 5 février 2020 Née au sein du laboratoire Spintec en mars 2017 à Grenoble, Hprobe conçoit et...
eeNews | Peter Clarke | February 4, 2020 Hprobe, a provider of semiconductor automatic test equipment (ATE) for magnetic devices, has raised more...
Semiconductor Digest | Shannon Davis | February 5, 2020 Hprobe, a provider of semiconductor Automatic Test Equipment (ATE) for magnetic devices,...
MRAM info | Ron Mertens | February 6, 2020 Hprobe, a developer of testing equipment for magnetic devices, has raised more than 2 million euros from...
L'Usine Nouvelle | RIDHA LOUKIL | 3 février 2020 Avec la levée de fonds de 2 millions d’euros, la pépite grenobloise compte développer sa deuxième...
Grenoble, France, February 4, 2020 – Hprobe, a provider of semiconductor Automatic Test Equipment (ATE) for magnetic devices, today announced the...