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Intelligent Manufacturing Solutions (IMS) · 1 week ago

Component Obsolescence and Qualification Engineer

Londonderry, NH

Full-time

Onsite

Senior Level

$100K/yr - $130K/yr

5+ years exp

Intelligent Manufacturing Solutions (IMS) is focused on ensuring the reliability and lifecycle of Digital and RF products. The Component Obsolescence and Qualification Engineer will champion component selection, manage obsolescence, and lead rigorous verification activities to ensure products meet demanding specifications.

ElectronicsManufacturingPackaging ServicesProduct Design

Responsibilities

Champion reliability and lifecycle requirements for Digital and RF modules through precise component selection for electrical and mechanical assemblies

Test, analyze, and select ICs, passives, connectors, and related electronic components to meet performance targets

Design and execute component evaluations and formal qualifications mapped to product needs

Address obsolescence and shortages: identify sources and manufacturers, propose substitutions, and define qualification strategies for alternates

Investigate termination styles, plastic encapsulation options, and component construction processes to de-risk designs

Create and maintain Vendor Identification Drawings, Source Control Drawings, and Altered Item Drawings

Build accurate cost analysis forecasts to inform program planning and trade-offs

Complete all required technical and regulatory documentation with precision

Lead rigorous verification activities across products, enabling software, and supporting test infrastructure

Drive projects to completion on time and within the specified budget

Qualification

Component engineeringElectronics knowledgeQualification processesMaterial properties insightCost analysisClear communicationProblem solvingTeam collaboration

Required

Strong component engineering background anchored by theoretical and practical knowledge of electronics, device physics, and semiconductor components

Insight into material properties to guide component trade-offs and selections

Proficiency in component test methods and qualification processes aligned to required standards and specifications

Strict commitment to quality in testing and decision making

Comfort with change—adapting to new requirements and technology advances

Clear communication with teammates, stakeholders, and vendors; ability to present coherent reasoning and outcomes

Problem solving excellence in the face of availability constraints, cost pressures, and quality assurance needs—using logical thinking to navigate complex scenarios and implement effective solutions

Ability to contribute independently and within a collaborative, positive team culture

Bachelor's degree in Electrical Engineering or a related technical field, or equivalent education and experience

5+ years of professional experience

Demonstrated knowledge of electrical component parameters and packaging

Demonstrated knowledge of high reliability military component standards and specifications