Objective / Engagement Overview

EE FA technicians will work with Engineers to perform lab services focused on electrical fault

isolation, sample preparation, metrology, and data reporting. The team is a fast-paced, hands-on work environment where technicians are expected to be self-motivated and able to multi-task while executing experiment plans.

Reliable and consistent communication and management of tasks is required to succeed in the role.

In Scope
• Lab Organization and Services:
• Receives, sorts, catalogues, and labels samples for incoming requests.
• Arranges sample hand-offs and returns with internal and external partners.
• Maintains lab organization: samples are stored properly, critical supplies are stocked,

workspaces are tidy, and tools are operational.
• Tool & process development: Works in partnership with Engineers to support new tool bring-

up, process documentation, and lab capability improvements.
• Analysis
• Receives experiment plans and/or SOPs from Engineers or requesting teams.
• Prepares samples for analysis in the EE lab and for partnering teams, performing delicate

manual work under a microscope (soldering, sanding, probing), and operating sample prep

equipment as directed.
• Performs electrical fault isolation and related measurements as needed to pursue the

investigation, utilizing and reviewing circuit schematics and layouts to execute the FA plan.
• Conducts analytical testing using benchtop/handheld electrical tools (DMM, power

supplies), microprobing, parametric analysis (curve tracing), LIT, and TDR.
• Compiles data, captures high-quality optical imaging/microscopy, documents findings, and

provides draft summaries to Engineers for interpretation, conclusions, and final review.
• Verifies that all analyses are completed satisfactorily and follows up as necessary.

Skills
• Core Requirements:
• B.S. degree in Engineering or Science preferred (Electrical Engineering, Material Science,

Physics, etc.).
• Knowledge of electrical fault isolation and metrology methods, understanding of circuits,

and ability to read sche matics and circuit layouts.
• Proficient with benchtop and handheld electrical tools (DMM, power supplies, etc.).
• Experience in handling and preparing samples for analyses, with a strong preference for

direct hands-on experience with sample prep and/or probing delicate samples under a

microscope.
• Strong verbal and written communication skills; ability to compile detailed technical

information and data into summary reports for engineering review.
• Knowledge of safe work practices in a lab environment, and experience working with lab

equipment and chemicals.
• Familiarity with analytical techniques including:
• LIT
• TDR
• Micro Probing & Parametric Analysis
• Waveform Acquisition & Signal Analysis (Oscilloscopes)
• Visual Inspection/Optical Microscopy
• IR Imaging/LSM, OBIRCH, EMMI
• CT, 2D X-ray, and CSAM
• SEM/EDS/FIB