Board-Level Reliability Engineer – Semiconductors

Intel Corporation; Chandler (AZ); On-site; USD 121,000 - 171,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Stock bonuses

Health benefits

Retirement plan

Vacation

Job summary

Intel Corporation in the United States is seeking a Board-Level Quality and Reliability Engineer to own reliability strategy across development, qualification, and production of advanced semiconductor products.

You will lead qualification planning, failure analysis, and data-driven reliability assessments, collaborating with design, packaging, and manufacturing teams, while engaging JEDEC and other industry standards bodies to shape future qualification methodologies.

Qualifications

• Master’s degree in Materials Science, Mechanical Engineering, Electrical Engineering, Reliability Engineering, Physics, or related field with 3+ years of industry experience, OR
• Ph.D. in Materials Science, Mechanical Engineering, Electrical Engineering, Reliability Engineering, Physics, or related field with 1+ years of industry experience.

Responsibilities

• Lead qualification planning including thermal cycling, shock, vibration, and humidity testing.
• Lead complex failure investigations and root-cause analyses.
• Represent the company in JEDEC, IPC, and related standards activities.
• Author and ballot industry standards and qualification methodologies.

Skills

Reliability engineering

FMEA

Weibull analysis

DOE

Data analysis

Cross-functional collaboration

Technical writing

Industry standards

Failure analysis

Education

Master’s degree

PhD

Tools

FEM software

Statistical software

Job description

Intel Corporation in the United States is seeking a Board-Level Quality and Reliability Engineer to own reliability strategy across development, qualification, and production of advanced semiconductor products.

You will lead qualification planning, failure analysis, and data-driven reliability assessments, collaborating with design, packaging, and manufacturing teams, while engaging JEDEC and other industry standards bodies to shape future qualification methodologies.