Lead Reliability Engineer II — Drive Product Quality

TECHTRONIC CORDLESS GP; United States; On-site; USD 85,000 - 120,000; Full time

Job summary

Milwaukee Tool is seeking an engineer with a BS in Engineering and 2–5+ years of reliability/quality experience to lead new product designs, identify critical-to-quality requirements, and coordinate reliability testing with cross‑functional teams.

You will develop test plans, apply Weibull analysis and life data tools, report findings, and drive corrective actions. Travel up to 10% (domestic/international) is required; ASQ CRE or Six Sigma experience is preferred.

Qualifications

• BS in Engineering or equivalent.
• 2–5+ years in reliability/quality.
• Experience with new product commercialization processes.
• Experience with DoE, life data analysis, and other statistics.
• Travel up to 10% (domestic and international).
• ASQ CRE certification or Six Sigma experience preferred.

Responsibilities

• Lead teams for new product designs and engineering changes.
• Identify critical-to-quality requirements for mechanical and electrical features.
• Track multiple projects to schedules and Milwaukee Tool processes.
• Collaborate with Marketing and Engineering on reliability and testing.
• Develop test plans and procedures based on products.
• Apply Weibull analysis and life data tools to data and report findings.

Skills

Written and verbal communication

Creative problem solving

Travel availability

Education

Bachelor of Science in Engineering

ASQ CRE certification

Six Sigma experience

Tools

Minitab

ReliaSoft

Job description

Milwaukee Tool is seeking an engineer with a BS in Engineering and 2–5+ years of reliability/quality experience to lead new product designs, identify critical-to-quality requirements, and coordinate reliability testing with cross‑functional teams.

You will develop test plans, apply Weibull analysis and life data tools, report findings, and drive corrective actions. Travel up to 10% (domestic/international) is required; ASQ CRE or Six Sigma experience is preferred.