Reliability Engineer - Optical & Semiconductor Testing

AOI; Sugar Land (TX); On-site; USD 90,000 - 125,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Relocation package

Immigration sponsorships

Generous PTO policy

401(k) matching

Job summary

AOI is seeking a Reliability Engineer to join our on-site team in Sugar Land, TX, focused on reliability testing for optical laser devices. You will manage burn-in tools, perform stress testing, and lead DFMEA-style analyses, collaborating with RD and process engineers to embed reliability early in development.

The role requires hands-on semiconductor characterization experience (SEM/TEM/EDS/XRD) and strong data analysis skills, with a preference for advanced degrees.

Qualifications

• Bachelor’s degree in Materials Science Engineering, Electrical Engineering, Physics, or related discipline plus 3 years of distortion in semiconductor and optical devices reliability testing and data analysis.

Responsibilities

• Reliability test responsibility; maintenance of burn-in and testing tools.
• Understand and execute qualification plans, stress testing, and accelerated life testing for optical devices.
• Analyze test data, use statistical methods, identify failure trends.
• Root cause analysis for failures; implement corrective actions and develop reports.
• Collaborate with RD/process engineers to integrate reliability practices early in development.
• Interact with product engineering team to resolve yield and quality issues.
• Resolve action items on timely basis to meet product development goals.

Skills

Reliability testing

Data analysis

DOE techniques

SPC

Semiconductor characterization

Laboratory skills

Education

Bachelor’s degree in Materials Science / Electrical Engineering / Physics

Master’s or Ph.D. preferred

Tools

Microsoft Access

SQL

LabVIEW

Job description

AOI is seeking a Reliability Engineer to join our on-site team in Sugar Land, TX, focused on reliability testing for optical laser devices. You will manage burn-in tools, perform stress testing, and lead DFMEA-style analyses, collaborating with RD and process engineers to embed reliability early in development.

The role requires hands-on semiconductor characterization experience (SEM/TEM/EDS/XRD) and strong data analysis skills, with a preference for advanced degrees.