Electrical Engineer I: Materials Failure Analysis

RTX; Provo (UT); On-site; USD 57,000 - 109,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Relocation Eligibility

Job summary

RTX is seeking an Electronic Materials Failure Analysis Engineer in Tucson, AZ to perform failure analysis and component evaluation on electronic devices ranging from simple passives to complex microcircuits. The role supports the Electrical Engineering section within the Materials and Process Engineering Department.

You will operate and learn lab equipment such as microscopes, oscilloscopes, X-ray, bond testers, LCR meters, and more; require a Bachelor's in Electrical Engineering or Materials

Qualifications

• Bachelor's degree in Electrical Engineering or Materials Science (emphasis on electronics)
• Experience with electrical test equipment such as DMM, curve tracer, parametric analyzers, multimeters, megohmmeters
• Academic experience with microcircuits, active & passive electrical components, or related materials

Responsibilities

• Analyze electrical components including visual photo-documentation, electrical testing, non-destructive testing, environmental testing, x-ray evaluation, DPA and cross-sections
• Document results in detail
• Operate laboratory equipment including microscopes, oscilloscopes, power supplies, multimeters, LCR meters, curve tracers, semiconductor parameter analyzers, signal generators, megohmmeters, bond tester, X-Ray, Scanning Acoustic Microscope

Skills

Electrical fundamentals

Microcircuits

Component knowledge

Education

Bachelor's degree in Electrical Engineering or Materials Science

Tools

DMM

Curve tracer

Parametric analyzers

Multimeters

Megohmmeters

Oscilloscopes

X-Ray

Scanning Acoustic Microscope

Bond tester

LCR meters

Job description

RTX is seeking an Electronic Materials Failure Analysis Engineer in Tucson, AZ to perform failure analysis and component evaluation on electronic devices ranging from simple passives to complex microcircuits. The role supports the Electrical Engineering section within the Materials and Process Engineering Department.

You will operate and learn lab equipment such as microscopes, oscilloscopes, X-ray, bond testers, LCR meters, and more; require a Bachelor's in Electrical Engineering or Materials