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NI TestStand Certification

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Questions? Call (800) 813 3693.

With NI TestStand certifications, you can:
· Distinguish your expertise with professional credentials
· Gain recognition from your industry, employer, clients, and peers
· Differentiate your technical competency for career advancement
· Be recognized on ni.com

Use NI TestStand certifications, to differentiate your expertise for career advancement and employment opportunities. Certification provides credibility to your expertise in using NI TestStand. For organizations and hiring managers, NI TestStand certifications are credible prerequisites that identify expertise for hiring, promoting, and outsourcing decisions.

National Instruments offers the following NI TestStand certifications:


Certified TestStand Developer (CTD)

· First step for NI TestStand certification.
· Advanced-level credential that recognizes expertise in using the NI TestStand environment.
· Distinguishes skills in developing test sequences and customizations for test systems using NI TestStand.
· 4 hour practical exam.

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Certified TestStand Developer (CTD)

Certified TestStand Architect (CTA)


· Signifies mastery of the NI TestStand architecture and its customizations to provide complex and comprehensive test solutions.
· Recognizes experience in manufacturing test principles and meeting manufacturing test system needs.
· 4 hour practical exam.
· Prerequisite: Current Certified TestStand Developer certification

See Also:
Certified TestStand Architect (CTA)

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