Failure Analysis Technician

Summary

The Failure Analysis Technician is responsible to provide first level technical support to the manufacturing process. Provide Failure Analysis on printed circuit boards and product level assemblies utilizing system diagnostics and product specific procedures for Mack Technologies Florida, Inc. Reports to the Failure Analysis Supervisor.

Essential Duties and Responsibilities

Work from test procedures, electrical schematics, technical notes, diagnostics and component data sheets to identify and isolate the root cause of defective components, piece parts and sub-assemblies of failing products.

Set-up and operate complex test equipment in accordance with standard test procedures.

Control, document and process all non-conforming material.

Provide technical support in all areas of manufacturing in support of in-circuit and functional test.

Participate in the development of new product procedures.

Assist engineering in the implementation of new test tools and support as needed.

Understand and follow all applicable ISO and job specific procedures.

Participate in quality and client meetings as required.

Responsible for the quality of work-in-process.

Responsible for the cleanliness of work area and surrounding work space.

May train other employees.

Other responsibilities as directed and necessary for the business.

Qualifications

Associate’s degree in Electrical/Electronics Engineering or related field and 3+ years of experience in system test and Failure Analysis to the component level.

In lieu of education, years of experience may be considered.

Previous experience utilizing digital multi-meters, oscilloscopes, microscopes, logic analyzers, DVMs and other troubleshooting tools.

Knowledge of analog and digital circuits.

Capable of performing job function utilizing written procedures, verbal instructions and visual aids.

Knowledge and experience working with electro-mechanical products.

Knowledge of ISO9001 and IPC-610 requirements.

Ability to interpret detailed drawings, schematics and diagrams.

Business tools/ applications knowledge (i.e., Email, Excel, MS Word etc.)

Ability to work and communicate effectively as a team member.

Experience with high-volume work.

Self-motivated, ability to work independently and quickly with a high degree of accuracy.

Ability to prioritize workload to handle a variety of tasks simultaneously.

Strong written and verbal communication skills.

Willingness to work flexible hours as necessary.

US Person as defined in 22 CRF Part 120.15 (U.S. citizens, lawful permanent residents, refugees and those given asylum in the United States, and temporary residents granted amnesty) since work includes ITAR controlled technical data