Satellite PCB Failure Analysis Engineer

SpaceX; Redmond (WA); On-site; USD 97,424,000 - 146,136,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Stock options

Long-term incentives

Employee Stock Purchase Plan

Medical, vision, dental

401(k) retirement plan

Disability insurance

Life insurance

Paid parental leave

3 weeks paid vacation

10+ paid holidays

Shuttle service

Job summary

SpaceX seeks an EEE Failure Analysis Specialist (STARLINK Satellite PCB Engineering) to join the Failure Analysis laboratory in Redmond, WA. You will interface with PCBA production, supplier development, reliability and EEE piece parts, performing destructive and non-destructive analyses to diagnose failures in pre-production and flight hardware.

The role is hands-on, fast-paced, and requires a high school diploma with 5+ years in a component/PCBA failure analysis lab.

Qualifications

• High school diploma or equivalency is required.
• 5+ years of experience in a component/PCBA failure analysis laboratory.

Responsibilities

• Support destructive and non-destructive analyses during development and pre-production phases of hardware life-cycles, including pre-production, qualification, and flight hardware
• Support engineering in analysis of rework and recovery efforts on non-conforming hardware
• Assist with analyses into piece part failures, as well as non-conforming material
• Support efforts on First Article Inspection Reports
• Provide targeted surge support for company critical analyses or qualification test efforts

Skills

EEE piece parts

Non-destructive analysis

Destructive analysis

Electronic theory

Electrical troubleshooting

Independent

Team player

Attention to detail

Excel

Word

PowerPoint

Education

High school diploma or equivalency certificate

Tools

X-Ray

CT scan

SEM

Job description

SpaceX seeks an EEE Failure Analysis Specialist (STARLINK Satellite PCB Engineering) to join the Failure Analysis laboratory in Redmond, WA. You will interface with PCBA production, supplier development, reliability and EEE piece parts, performing destructive and non-destructive analyses to diagnose failures in pre-production and flight hardware.

The role is hands-on, fast-paced, and requires a high school diploma with 5+ years in a component/PCBA failure analysis lab.