Electronic Materials Failure Analysis Engineer

RTX; Dallas (TX); On-site; USD 57,000 - 109,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Medical, dental, vision benefits

Life insurance

401(k) match

Paid time off and holidays

Employee Scholar Program

Parental leave

Job summary

RTX’s Electronics Materials Failure Analysis Engineer role sits in the Electrical Engineering section. You will perform failure analysis and component evaluation across passive and active devices, cables, connectors and magnetics.

Onsite in Tucson, you will operate microscopes, x-ray equipment, curve tracers and other test gear while documenting results and supporting reports to drive quality decisions. A Bachelor's in EE or Materials Science is required and DoD security clearance eligibility is

Qualifications

• Bachelor's degree in Electrical Engineering or Materials Science required.
• Experience with electrical test equipment (DMM, curve tracer, etc.).
• Academic experience with microcircuits and electronic components.

Responsibilities

• Analyze electrical components with visual documentation, tests, and non-destructive and destructive evaluations.
• Document results in detailed reports.
• Operate laboratory equipment (microscopes, oscilloscopes, power supplies, multimeters, X-Ray, etc.).

Skills

Electrical test equipment

Electrical engineering fundamentals

Microcircuits knowledge

Education

Bachelor's degree in Electrical Engineering or Materials Science

Tools

DMM

Curve tracer

Parametric analyzers

Megohmmeters

Job description

RTX’s Electronics Materials Failure Analysis Engineer role sits in the Electrical Engineering section. You will perform failure analysis and component evaluation across passive and active devices, cables, connectors and magnetics.

Onsite in Tucson, you will operate microscopes, x-ray equipment, curve tracers and other test gear while documenting results and supporting reports to drive quality decisions. A Bachelor's in EE or Materials Science is required and DoD security clearance eligibility is