Sr. Reliability Supervisor
Description
- B.S. in Engineering, preferably ECE, Chemical, Manufacturing, Electrical and Mechanical degree
- With at least 12 years FA-REL working experience or related experience with Electronics/Semiconductor company.
- Knowledgeable in Manufacturing flow, Non-destructive failure analysis such as: X-ray, SAM (Scanning Acoustic Microscopy), X-ray, High magnification & low magnification external inspection, Non-contact measurement, Destructive testing for failure analysis such Can interpret reliability test Knowledgeable in Capacity Planning of machine and manpower.
- Knowledgeable in MS Office Knowledgeable in ISO/IEC 17025:2017 is an advantage
- Keen to detail, work with minimum supervision, with good analytical and critical thinking.
- Can effectively communicate.
Core job functions:
1. Lab Operations & Team Leadership
- Team Management: Recruit, mentor, and lead a team of failure analysis (FA) and reliability engineers/technicians.
- Workflow Prioritization: Oversee daily lab operations, prioritizing workloads to meet quick-turn QA/QC and production deadlines.
- Budget & Resource Planning: Manage lab budgets, forecast staffing needs, and ensure the lab is equipped with modern testing tools (e.g., SAM, X-Ray)
2. Failure Analysis & Diagnostics
- Root Cause Determination: Direct the investigation of product or field failures down to the physical package and die/component levels.
- Advanced Testing: Guide the team in executing non-destructive (e.g., X-Ray, CSAM, acoustic microscopy) and destructive (e.g., decapsulation, cross-sectioning) analytical techniques.
- Fault Isolation: Supervise electrical fault isolation and bench-level testing to reproduce failure mechanisms.
3. Reliability & Qualification Testing
- Test Design: Develop and implement comprehensive reliability test plans mapped to industry standards
- Risk Assessment: Assess and mitigate reliability risks throughout the product lifecycle, from early prototype development to high-volume manufacturing.
- Data Analysis: Review statistical data from reliability tests to spot degradation trends and predict asset lifespans.
4. Cross-Functional Collaboration & Reporting
- Corrective Actions: Partner with Customer Account Engineering, Design, and Manufacturing to translate FA findings into actionable design changes or process corrections.
- Documentation: Ensure all analytical workflows, hypothesis validations, and root cause categorizations are thoroughly documented and archived.
- Customer & Stakeholder Interfacing: Act as the subject matter expert for reliability topics, presenting data to technical and non-technical audiences, as well as handling customer PCN (Process Change Notification) inquiries.