Microelectronics Reliability Lab Support Engineer

Booz Allen Hamilton•Riverside, OH

13d•$61,900 - $141,000•Onsite

About The Position

Microelectronics Reliability Lab Support Engineer The Opportunity: Booz Allen’s mission is to empower people to change the world. Join our team and support critical government research and development programs related to microelectronics design and verification. You'll work with industry-leading engineers in world-class research facilities to impact national security investment through the new development of military applications for cutting-edge technologies. You'll maintain and leverage technical expertise and build lasting relationships in serving clients. As a microelectronics lab support engineer, you will work with a team of engineers, scientists, and researchers to test, evaluate, and integrate the next generation of microelectronic designs critical to our national interests. You'll assist your colleagues and clients in developing test benches to evaluate performance of in-house and commercial test articles and building test setups independently using functional and parametric testing techniques. You'll work hands-on with DC, RF, and optical test systems, manage reliability test setups, and develop innovative testing strategies. You'll conduct reliability assessments, degradation analysis, and lifetime modeling for a wide range of semiconductor devices, including digital, analog, and RF components to evaluate reliability, trust, and assurance. In this role, you'll provide technical management support and strategic assessments of new technologies to support senior DoD decision-makers, including conducting background research in evaluating the feasibility of and potential applications for new technological concepts. You'll also produce and present findings and recommendations to a team of colleagues and clients, assist with technical program management and program development, and brief materials out for government research and development efforts. Join us. The world can't wait.

Requirements

Experience developing and executing test plans and reports to document lab testing results
Experience with semiconductor electronics testing in a laboratory environment
Experience using benchtop equipment, such as oscilloscopes, digital multimeters (DMMs), and microscopes
Experience designing, building, and operating test setups using functional and parametric testing techniques
Experience with MATLAB, Python, or a scripting language for data analysis
Experience preparing and delivering technical briefings and reports to government stakeholders
Ability to work both independently on small projects, and collaboratively in a team environment
Ability to obtain a Secret clearance
Bachelor’s degree in Electrical, Electro-Mechanical, Electronics Engineering, or Engineering Technology

Nice To Haves

Experience conducting reliability assessments, degradation analysis, or lifetime modeling of microelectronic devices
Experience with wafer-level or device-level testing, including RF characterization with a network analyzer
Experience with physical and electrical failure analysis techniques, including thermal imaging, X-ray, electroluminescence, and Scanning Electron Microscopy (SEM)
Experience supporting technical program management, research, or strategic assessments
Experience leading small technical teams or lab activities
Knowledge of compound semiconductor physics and degradation mechanisms in devices
Knowledge of Automated Test Equipment (ATE) and lab systems such as National Instruments or Keysight
Knowledge of industry standards such as JEDEC standards, MIL-STD, or AEC reliability practices
Master’s degree in Electrical or Electronics Engineering

Responsibilities

Work with a team of engineers, scientists, and researchers to test, evaluate, and integrate the next generation of microelectronic designs critical to our national interests.
Assist colleagues and clients in developing test benches to evaluate performance of in-house and commercial test articles.
Build test setups independently using functional and parametric testing techniques.
Work hands-on with DC, RF, and optical test systems.
Manage reliability test setups.
Develop innovative testing strategies.
Conduct reliability assessments, degradation analysis, and lifetime modeling for a wide range of semiconductor devices, including digital, analog, and RF components to evaluate reliability, trust, and assurance.
Provide technical management support and strategic assessments of new technologies to support senior DoD decision-makers.
Conduct background research in evaluating the feasibility of and potential applications for new technological concepts.
Produce and present findings and recommendations to a team of colleagues and clients.
Assist with technical program management and program development.
Brief materials out for government research and development efforts.