Engineer, Reliability Engineering

Analog Devices•Wilmington, MA

1d•Onsite

About The Position

Analog Devices (ADI) is seeking a Reliability Operations Engineer to integrate next-generation technologies, maintain a world-class Reliability lab, and ensure the on-time qualification of new products and technologies within a strong team environment. The role involves understanding the needs of Reliability Operations service constituents and establishing appropriate technologies and processes to meet those needs, both tactically and strategically. This position is part of ADI's cutting-edge Entry Level Hiring program, featuring high-impact professional development, opportunities to drive meaningful projects tied to business goals, and unique executive exposure, aiming to develop the next generation of talent and provide a pathway to apply academic skills in the real world.

Requirements

BS degree in Electrical Engineering, Computer Engineering, or Electrical Engineering Technology.
Circuits knowledge that includes one or more of the following: analog circuits, RF circuits, Power circuits, signals and systems, ADCs, DACs, optical, high speed serial interfaces, microcontrollers, DSPs.
Familiarity with performing circuit evaluation and characterization using bench test equipment including oscilloscopes, signal generators, pattern generators, and power supplies.
Working knowledge of high-level programming language such as LabVIEW, Python, Visual BASIC, HTML, C/C++, or similar.
Strong analytical and problem-solving skills. Ability to solve complex problems through design of appropriate experiments and analysis of complex data.
Strong organizational and analytical skills toward capture of aggressive schedule demands.
Strong time management and multi-tasking skills.
Mindset for continuous improvement.
Strong team worker within multi-discipline and multi-cultural environments.
Capable of clear, accurate and timely communication both written and verbal.
Strong knowledge of Microsoft Office Suite applications.

Nice To Haves

Familiarity with motors, compressors, heaters blowers.
Knowledge of Thermodynamics and Heat Transfer.
Familiarity with printed circuit board design and layout.
Soldering and PCB rework skills.
3-D Printing and SolidWorks.

Responsibilities

Drive continuous improvement initiatives within Reliability Operations to reduce lab induced defects, maximize lab efficiency, reduce process costs to customer, and ensure on-time completion of qualification tests; document resulting processes and provide training as necessary.
Drive SMART lab development by identifying and implementing automation, digitalization, equipment connectivity, real-time monitoring, and data analytics solutions that improve lab visibility, efficiency, equipment utilization, and proactive maintenance.
Take ownership for the successful execution of new lab technology integrations and new product qualification activities as defined by Hardware Engineering and the Product Line customer as required for on-time product release.
Develop fixture and equipment solutions to enhance Reliability Operations capabilities in support of new products and technology.
Perform functional and performance reliability test debug and validation; create innovative reliability test software and hardware solutions, document and present findings, complete product qualifications, and support released product quality sustaining issues in support of customer returns as required.
Maintain Reliability lab equipment through support to lab technician staff as needed.
Format, analyze, and reach valid conclusions from data and present process improvement recommendations to the team as required; document and present findings as required.
Support of Lab 6S and Shingo activities.
Work within cross-functional project teams consisting of representatives from the Product Line, Assembly Engineering, Manufacturing, Reliability Engineering, Failure Analysis, Reliability Hardware Engineering, and RelOps Planning.