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Honeywell Aerospace Materials Engineering (MatEng) is seeking an electronic component failure analysis engineer. This position is at the Hardware Engineer II level and will be based at the Clearwater, Florida, Failure Analysis Lab. The position requires the hands on destructive analysis and evaluation of electrical components and other related devices. The candidate should possess skills in schematic interpretation and test circuit development. Additionally, the candidate should be familiar with the basic construction and operating principals of common electrical components. Additional assets include knowledge in the use of scanning electron microscopy and energy dispersive spectroscopy, chemistry, identification of materials, de-processing of parts or assemblies, x-ray radiography (real time and film) including film interpretation and component electrical testing skills.

Key Responsibilities

Ability to perform destructive physical analysis (DPA) in accordance with military specifications

Ability to review and approve DPA reports

Ability to determine appropriate documentation and tests for leak checks

Familiarity with military specifications for DPA and other tests for electronic components

Familiarity with the use of curve tracers, oscilloscopes, function generators, LCZ bridges, and general purpose test equipment

Experience with performing both macro and micro photography

Ability to develop skills to maintain, support, and utilize specialized lab equipment and systems

Ability to perform electrical testing on all submitted components and assemblies to the extent a reported failure is verified

Ability to perform physical failure analysis on all components and assemblies to isolate and identify a failure

Ability to determine failure root cause and appropriate corrective actions, and implement those actions

Ability to assess component level failure mechanisms against system level failure signatures

Ability to apply six sigma tools in the failure analysis process including development and implementation of design of experiments (DOE's)

Ability to provide program/customer/laboratory interface and communications to assure full integration of the labs in the program level failure investigation process

Ability to provide technical expertise to assist programs with part problem decisions and in establishing corrective action

Ability to develop component failure analysis process and methodology enhancements to expand overall lab capability in performing failure analyses

Ability to perform trade studies to evaluate reliability/failure characteristics of components and assemblies

YOU MUST HAVE

Bachelor’s Degree in Engineering, Physics or Materials.

3 years of practical experience

WE VALUE

Strong focus on task completion and exceeding expectations

Strong focus on problem solving

Strong technical writing skills

Strong communication skills to enable interface with programs and their customers

Strong computer skills, especially Microsoft Excel, Word, PowerPoint, and with respect to generating reports, charts, graphs, etc.

Ability to work in a team environment

Ability to quickly assimilate new concepts and information

Ability to multi-task work assignments

Ability to work in a dynamic and changing environment.

Ability to work independently with minimal work direction

Honeywell is an equal opportunity employer. Qualified applicants will be considered without regard to age, race, creed, color, national origin, ancestry, marital status, affectional or sexual orientation, gender identity or expression, disability, nationality, sex, religion, or veteran status.