Reliability Engineer, Digital Optics & LCM Chips

Lumotive; Redmond (WA); On-site; USD 110,000 - 170,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Health benefits

Dental & vision

FSA/HSA

Paid time off

401K

Stock options

Life insurance

Disability

Job summary

Lumotive is seeking a reliability engineer to own the reliability of the LCM chip—the core of every Lumotive product. You will design and run accelerated stress tests, conduct failure analysis, and build lifetime models that tie back to wafer fab, materials, and assembly processes.

You will also anticipate new failure modes and guide design decisions to accelerate high‑volume production. Responsibilities include designing tests, performing analyses, and driving reliability decisions to support

Qualifications

• Own the reliability of the LCM chip and its failure modes.
• Design and run accelerated stress tests to uncover failure mechanisms.
• Develop lifetime models and correlate results to wafer fab, materials, and assembly.

Responsibilities

• Design and run accelerated stress tests on the LCM chip.
• Perform hands-on failure analysis and root-cause investigations.
• Build lifetime models and tie insights to fab processes and materials.
• Anticipate new failure modes under future use conditions to guide risk planning.

Skills

Reliability engineering

Accelerated stress testing

Failure analysis

Lifetime modeling

Tools

Wafer fab process knowledge

Materials & assembly understanding

Job description

Lumotive is seeking a reliability engineer to own the reliability of the LCM chip—the core of every Lumotive product. You will design and run accelerated stress tests, conduct failure analysis, and build lifetime models that tie back to wafer fab, materials, and assembly processes.

You will also anticipate new failure modes and guide design decisions to accelerate high‑volume production. Responsibilities include designing tests, performing analyses, and driving reliability decisions to support