Electrical Engineer Continuation Engineering (Manufacturing)

• Support sustaining engineering activities for PCBAs used in tape automation systems.
• Investigate manufacturing, field, and supplier-related electrical issues.
• Perform root cause analysis using structured problem-solving methods.
• Assist with component obsolescence management and identification of alternate components.
• Support engineering change orders (ECOs), documentation updates, and product revisions.
• Work with contract manufacturers and suppliers to resolve production and test-related issues.
• Analyze electrical failures and coordinate corrective actions with cross-functional teams.
• Assist in qualification and validation of component substitutions, PCBA changes, and revised assemblies.
• Review schematics, bills of material (BOMs), test reports, and manufacturing documentation.
• Support failure analysis activities, reliability improvement efforts, and product continuation projects.
• Participate in design reviews and manufacturing readiness assessments.
• Develop and maintain test procedures, work instructions, and engineering documentation.
• Collaborate with quality, sourcing, service, product engineering, and manufacturing teams to ensure continued product performance and manufacturability.

• Bachelor's degree in Electrical Engineering or a related field.
• 0-5 years of relevant experience. New graduates are encouraged to apply.
• Basic understanding of analog and digital electronics.
• Ability to read and interpret circuit schematics and electronic component documentation.
• Strong analytical, troubleshooting, and problem-solving skills.
• Ability to work effectively in a cross-functional team environment.
• Strong written and verbal communication skills.
• Comfortable working onsite and engaging directly with manufacturing and lab environments.

• Internship, co-op, senior project, or lab experience involving electronics or PCBAs.
• Experience with oscilloscopes, multimeters, logic analyzers, or other electrical lab equipment.
• Familiarity with Altium, OrCAD, Cadence, or similar ECAD tools.
• Exposure to electronics manufacturing, reliability testing, failure analysis, or manufacturing test.
• Understanding of product lifecycle management (PLM) systems and engineering change processes.

• Sustaining engineering for enterprise-class tape automation and storage products.
• PCBA manufacturing, test, debug, and qualification processes.
• Component lifecycle and obsolescence management.
• Root cause analysis and corrective action practices.
• Supplier and contract manufacturer collaboration.
• Product reliability, quality, and manufacturability practices in a global technology company.

Within the first year, this engineer will become a reliable contributor to sustaining engineering activities by helping resolve technical issues, support PCBA changes, manage component transitions, improve documentation, and help ensure ongoing production continuity for Quantum tape automation platforms.