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Fellow TechNetters;

We are looking for a Failure Analyses candidate for a pending position in our Component Material Analysis Lab, located in Austin TX.

 Please send a resume to the following email, if you are interested.    [log in to unmask]<mailto:[log in to unmask]>


Position requires a Bachelor's degree or equivalent, with a 3 - 5 years' experience in a failure analysis lab.

Candidate will be responsible for supporting various Engineering groups by performing root cause discrete component and material failure analysis.


*         Responsibilities and duties include:

?  Characterize the failure mechanism of discrete components by utilizing various electrical test equipment (Curve Tracer, LCZ bridge, Probe Station, DIMMs, etc.).

?  Perform mechanical and chemical decap on components.

?  Metallurgical cross-sectioning of PWBs and components.

*         Recognize defects and anomalies in PWBs and discrete components.

*         Perform chemical etching of mounted samples.

?  Has a general background in PWB fabrication process.

*         Must be familiar with the various IPC and JEDEC Standards for PWBs.

?  Has experience with surface mount technology.

?  Utilize optical microscopes, video imaging/capture equipment and a SEM (Scanning Electron Microscope) to document the failure mechanism.

?  Perform material analysis using a SEM/EDX.

?  Perform plating thickness analysis using an XRF.

?  Operate a 2D and 3D x-ray imaging systems.

?  Publish technical reports on the analysis findings.

?  Must have a mature Safety attitude and knowledge concerning the proper storage, handling, and disposal of lab chemicals, in accordance with the MSDS and general lab safety procedures.

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