Failure Analysis Engineer

Laboratory Management

Failure Mode Documentation and Reporting

MINIMUM EXPERIENCE REQUIREMENTS

• - Understanding of problem-solving and detail-oriented analytical skills, with the ability to think critically and troubleshoot complex issues.
• - Detail-oriented in documentation and reporting, ensuring the integrity and reliability of failure analysis results.
• - Adaptability to rapidly evolving technologies and a commitment to continuous learning.
• - Ability to work independently and collaboratively in a fast-paced, dynamic environment, managing multiple projects concurrently and prioritizing tasks effectively.
• - Ability to perform routine physical activities, including lifting, carrying and moving materials.

PREFERRED EXPERIENCE REQUIREMENTS

• - Experience in battery failure analysis, reliability engineering, or a related field, with a focus on lithium-ion batteries or similar energy storage systems.
• - Expertise in battery technologies and associated systems.
• - Methodological knowledge on how to conduct Root Cause Analysis (practical experience is a plus)
• - Experience in operating a variety of analytical equipment, such as CT, SEM/EDX, and so on.
• - Experience in multicultural working environment.
• - Communication and presentation skills, with the ability to convey technical concepts and findings to both technical and non-technical audiences.

MINIMUM EDUCATION

INTERNAL TRAINING REQUIREMENTS

• Quality Policy
• Health & Safety Orientation
• Quality Objectives
• New Hire or New Position Orientation
• Environmental Policy Statement
• Samsung Philosophy and Values

QUALITY ASSURANCE REQUIREMENTS

• Comply with requirements of the Quality Operating System (QOS) in accordance with ISO 9001:2008
• Identify concerns and initiate corrective actions (through verification) relating to product, process and quality systems
• Initiate preventative and continuous improvement actions relating to product, process and quality systems

HEALTH & SAFETY REQUIREMENTS

• Follow safe work procedures established by the Company; and follow the OH&S directions of the head of your department or supervisor
• Use of appropriate personal protective equipment (PPE) and safety systems
• PPE is required to control exposure to hazards in the workplace. Wear and maintain the PPE as directed, as indicated in a risk assessment, or as required in OH&S procedures
• Use other safety and emergency equipment provided in the workplace as directed or as required in OH&S procedures
• Assist with the preparation of risk assessments
• Before commencing work or research, a risk assessment should be conducted to identify, assess and control the hazards associated with the work or research. This should be conducted in conjunction with other relevant staff, researchers and the supervisor
• Report OH&S problems
• Report workplace hazards to the supervisor as soon as possible after they occur
• Report injury or illness arising from workplace activities using the incident/injury reporting system as soon as possible after the incident
• Lead incident investigations and implement corrective actions