Failure Analysis Operator

Failure Analysis Operator

EOE Statement:
We are an equal employment opportunity employer. All qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, color, religion, sex, national origin, disability status, protected veteran status or any other characteristic protected by law.

Job description:

Failure Analysis Operator

Schedule:

Monday to Friday – 7:30 am to 4:00 pm

Payrate:
Range $19.00 to $23.00 – DOE

Location:

Durham N C 27703

• Troubleshoots, debugs, and determines root cause at multiple system levels for customer devices
• Analyzes circuits and topologies to identify marginal failure root causes.
• Drives recovery actions and repairs for failing devices
• Develops, maintains, and improves all troubleshooting solutions within area or responsibility.
• Works with various engineering groups to determine if the data indicates a need for process/product improvement, and provides input on improvement opportunities
• Assists with the fabrication and development of new equipment, fixtures, and test programs.
• Improves the Failure Analysis Procedure, and supports cross-training
• Knowledge of failure analysis techniques and methodologies

• At least 7 Years' experience within an Electronics Tech or relevant role, troubleshooting root cause and failure analysis. In addition, hands on experience in technique enablement and development of supporting HW for Fault isolation and / vacum based microscopic systems (e.g., SEM, DMM)
• Knowledge of failure analysis techniques and methodologies
• Associates Degree or Higher in Electronics Technology, or equivalent discipline
• Highly proficient in reading and interpreting assembly drawings, schematics, and board layout
• Experience in troubleshooting analog and digital circuits
• Familiar with the use of a variety of testing and measuring devices such as DMM, oscilloscopes, and benchtop power supplies.
• Familiar with data collection and analysis
• Is able to set up test stations and device connections per work instructions
• Familiar with device and test station maintenance
• Energetic and enthusiastic with a strong sense of personal responsibility.
• Strong verbal, customer-facing, and written communication skills
• Well organized & disciplined with good attention to detail
• Must have experience in soldering with PCBs and micro components

Position Requirements:
Education and work experience

Experience in operations, working with electronics; preferably in a troubleshooting role.

Knowledge of quality tools.

Excellent analytic and troubleshooting capability.

Ability to communicate with internal / external customers in both technical and non-technical terms.

Excellent interpersonal, written, and verbal communication skills.

Results oriented attitude and motivation with a keen attention to detail and high standards for quality.

Ability to influence cross-functional teams and diverse work groups.

Ability to self-motivate and demonstrate a task-oriented attitude and strong customer focus.

Electronics degree / diploma and / or equivalent demonstrated experience.

Location:

Assemblix Staffing NC

This position is currently accepting applications.