Quality & Reliability Engineer

Assists in using principles of Design for Reliability (DfR) to ensure the design of more reliable products with up-front modeling, materials and process characterization, and other effective risk analysis vehicles, including integrating security design patterns.

Gathers information to inform decisions on whether to perform design reliability risk analysis (including factors that will determine analysis scoping and resource needs), test infrastructure development, or test execution internally or externally.

Develops basic knowledge of industry trends, competitors' products, and/or advances in various technical domains related to Hardware Reliability Engineering.

Gathers data to help develop reliability specifications for product features based on customer usage models and requirements, expected failure risks, and relevant reliability risk assessment with guidance from others.

Assists in creating appropriate analyses, test techniques, or design/materials/process solutions to reliability challenges with guidance from others.

Assists in creating test techniques or design/materials/process solutions that are novel or patentable with guidance from others Contributes to the development of qualification plans for product features based on Design Failure Modes and Effects Analysis (DFMEA) with guidance from others.

Coordinates existing outsourced testing plans and processes.

Assists in developing plans to ensure that mass-produced devices continue to meet the reliability level qualified at launch, using ongoing reliability tests and tracking Critical to Reliability (CtR) metrics.

Assists in implementing and tracking product qualification plans, with guidance from others.

Assists in implementing and tracking product qualification plans, with guidance from others.

Supports monitoring and auditing of supplier factory operations to ensure high-quality product manufacturing, as appropriate.

Assists in integrating risk assessments (e.g., supplier or partner delays, incomplete specs, security concerns, or tool issues) into qualification plans with guidance from others.

Assists in developing plans to ensure that mass-produced devices continue to meet the reliability level qualified at launch, using ongoing reliability tests and tracking Critical to Reliability (CtR) metrics.

Bachelor's Degree in Mechanical Engineering, Materials Engineering, Reliability Engineering, Electrical Engineering, or related field.

OR 4+ years technical engineering experience.

These requirements include but are not limited to the following specialized security screenings: Effective communication of complex issues related to reliability assessments.