Shock & Vibration Engineer - FEA & Durability Testing

Foxconn E BG Group; Santa Clara (CA); On-site; USD 85,000 - 125,000; Full time

Job summary

Foxconn in California seeks a Shock/Vibration Engineer to ensure product durability in harsh shipping and operating environments. You will perform FEA simulations, plan tests, and work with design teams to mitigate fatigue risks in mechanical assemblies and electronics packaging.

The role requires hands-on lab testing with electrodynamic shakers, development of test profiles to meet industry standards, and clear technical reporting.

Qualifications

• 2-3 years of Finite Element Analysis (FEA) & Dynamic Simulation Experience.
• 2+ years of Hands‑on Electrodynamic Shaker & Lab Testing Experience.
• 1+ years of Test Fixture Design & Structural Optimization.

Responsibilities

• Perform FEA simulations and structural modeling to evaluate product response to shock, vibration, and mechanical loads.
• Plan and execute shock, vibration, and mechanical stress testing using laboratory equipment to validate durability and performance.
• Analyze results to identify structural improvements and collaborate with design/engineering to implement countermeasures.
• Develop shock and vibration test profiles based on requirements and industry standards.
• Analyze test failures, perform root-cause investigations, and document methods, results, and actions.
• Maintain calibration of test equipment, sensors, and instruments to ensure accuracy.

Skills

FEA simulations

Dynamic simulation

Shaker & lab testing

Test fixture design

Structural optimization

Education

Bachelor's degree in Mechanical Engineering or related field

Tools

Electrodynamic shaker

Measurement instruments calibration

Job description

Foxconn in California seeks a Shock/Vibration Engineer to ensure product durability in harsh shipping and operating environments. You will perform FEA simulations, plan tests, and work with design teams to mitigate fatigue risks in mechanical assemblies and electronics packaging.

The role requires hands-on lab testing with electrodynamic shakers, development of test profiles to meet industry standards, and clear technical reporting.