Metrol
Reliability Engineer (Electronics)
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The Role
The Electronic Engineering department are looking for an enthusiastic and driven Reliability Engineer to join our team. The successful applicant will work primarily within the Electronics R&D team to address product reliability challenges and qualify materials and electronic components for high reliability applications.
Main Duties
- Track, review and investigate product and component reliability issues. Report on investigation findings and provide suggestions for improvement.
- Work with engineering, production and quality assurance to assess internal and external reliability issues.
- Carry out critical component reviews to identify obsolescence or lead-time risks.
- Implement appropriate electronic component qualification to address design or manufacturing requirements.
- Maintain clear documentation in relation to component test and reliability issues to ensure risks are communicated and addressed.
- Develop a knowledge of Metrol’s high reliability design and manufacturing techniques.
- Maintain an understanding of electronic component and PCB manufacturing methods, failure mechanisms and analysis techniques in order to assess and extend operating lifetimes.
- Support PCB Manufacturing/Reliability Improvements through testing of electronics and materials, working with Metrol engineers and external suppliers.
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Required Skills & Experience
- Degree qualification in Electronic Engineering or a related discipline.
- Previous experience in electronic design or test.
- Good verbal and written communication skills for technical reporting.
- Strong analytical and problem-solving skills.
- Proficiency with standard computer applications.
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Desirable Skills & Experience
- Knowledge of electronic component packaging and test.
- Knowledge of accelerated and life testing methods and analysis.
- Experience with high temperature electronics.
- Experience with component failure mechanisms and investigation.
- Experience of database development and usage.
- The ability to travel on an occasional basis.
Benefits Include
- Culture that promotes teamwork and empowering individuals to make a difference.
- Challenging role with on-the job training and career progression opportunities.
- Further Education opportunities.
- 33 days holiday with long service awards.
- Company Pension contributions.
- Private Healthcare and Life Insurance.
- Cycle to Work and EV Lease Scheme.
Location
Our Main Office is in the Kirkhill Industrial estate in Dyce, Aberdeen.
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