Bachelor's degree in Electrical or Reliability Engineering
5+ years of experience in electronics reliability
Strong knowledge of AEC-Q100/101/200 standards
Experience with derating, FMEA, and failure analysis
Familiarity with environmental testing methods (thermal, vibration, humidity)
Responsibilities
Review non-AEC-Q parts using a reliability checklist
Assess reliability risks associated with design and component changes
Serve as a quality reference for hardware and SQE on alternate part approvals
Monitor and raise awareness of quality risks related to sustaining efforts
Benefits
Remote work flexibility
Opportunity to work on cutting-edge technology
Engagement with cross-functional teams
Potential for professional development and certifications
Full Job Description
As Reliability Engineer (Remote) you will be responsible for;
Review non-AEC-Q parts with a reliability checklist
Assess reliability risk of design and component changes
Act as quality reference for HW and SQE on alternate part approvals
Monitor and raise awareness of sustaining-related quality risks
Qualifications;
Bachelor's in Electrical or Reliability Engineering
5+ years in electronics reliability
Strong knowledge of AEC-Q100/101/200, derating, FMEA, failure analysis
Familiar with environmental testing (thermal, vibration, humidity)
Nice to have: automotive ECU or EV experience, CRE certification.
Salary Range: $100K - $115K
The actual salary offered is dependent on various factors including, but not limited to, location, the candidate's combination of job-related knowledge, qualifications, skills, education, training, and experience.
