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Raytheon · 1 day ago

Electrical Engineer II - Failure Analysis

Andover, MA

Full-time

Onsite

Entry, Mid Level

$66K/yr - $130K/yr

2+ years exp

Raytheon is dedicated to helping the nation and allies defend freedoms and deter aggression. The Electrical Engineer II - Failure Analysis will support programs by performing electrical component evaluations and root cause failure analysis, requiring a solid understanding of electrical schematics and circuit analysis.

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No H1B

Security Clearance Required

U.S. Citizen Only

Responsibilities

The position requires the ability to work through each step of an analysis, which may include external visual photo-documentation, electrical test, non-destructive troubleshooting, environmental testing, x-ray evaluation, destructive testing, decapsulation, cross-sections, internal visual photo-documentation, scanning electron microscope (SEM) evaluation, and writing a detailed final report

Learn and operate the available laboratory equipment such as microscopes, oscilloscopes, power supplies, multimeters, LCR analyzers, curve tracers, semiconductor parameter analyzers, spectrum analyzers, network analyzers, frequency generators, signal generators, power meters, hi-pot testers, megohmmeters, laser millers, plasma etchers, chemical jet etchers, bond puller, etc

Work on several analyses concurrently

Participating and collaboration across the department to work with engineers in other disciplines such as materials and chemistry

Qualification

Electrical EngineeringFailure AnalysisElectrical Test EquipmentCircuit AnalysisElectrical SchematicsData CollectionTechnical WritingCollaboration

Required

Typically requires a Bachelor's degree in Electrical Engineering and a minimum of 2 years of prior relevant experience. In absence of a degree, 6+ years of experience. An advanced degree in a related field may be substituted for additional years of experience

Experience in using electrical test equipment

Experience in electronic component failure analysis

The ability to obtain and maintain a U.S. government issued security clearance is required

U.S. citizenship is required, as only U.S. citizens are eligible for a security clearance

DoD Clearance: Secret