Reliability Engineer, EEE Components & Failure Analysis

MACOM; Lowell (MA); On-site; USD 80,000 - 100,000; Full time

Job summary

MACOM in Lowell, Massachusetts is looking for an EEE Components Reliability Engineer to ensure the reliability and performance of EEE components used in various systems. The role involves evaluating new and existing parts, conducting failure analysis, and collaborating with suppliers and design teams.

Qualified candidates should have a Bachelor's or Master's degree in engineering, along with 2+ years of relevant experience. Knowledge of semiconductor physics and certifications like CRE are preferred.

Qualifications

• 2+ years of experience in reliability engineering, semiconductor physics, or related fields.
• Certified Reliability Engineer (CRE) or other relevant certifications may be beneficial.
• Candidates must be U.S. Persons due to ITAR regulations.

Responsibilities

• Evaluate new and existing EEE components for reliability.
• Investigate root causes of component failures.
• Use statistical methods to predict reliability.
• Conduct accelerated life tests for component durability.
• Collaborate with design teams for long-term performance.
• Ensure quality of EEE components with suppliers.
• Communicate reliability findings to stakeholders.

Skills

Technical Expertise

Analytical Skills

Problem-Solving Skills

Communication Skills

Software Proficiency

Project Management Skills

Education

Bachelor's or Master's Degree in mechanical, electrical, materials, or aerospace engineering

Tools

CAD

CAE

Reliability analysis software

Job description

MACOM in Lowell, Massachusetts is looking for an EEE Components Reliability Engineer to ensure the reliability and performance of EEE components used in various systems. The role involves evaluating new and existing parts, conducting failure analysis, and collaborating with suppliers and design teams.

Qualified candidates should have a Bachelor's or Master's degree in engineering, along with 2+ years of relevant experience. Knowledge of semiconductor physics and certifications like CRE are preferred.