Reliability Technician II

The Reliability Lab Operator II is responsible for independently setting up and operating a wide range of environmental stress and reliability test equipment in the Environmental Stress Screening and Reliability Lab.

This role includes planning and executing reliability test sequences, analyzing results, and ensuring compliance with industry standards and internal procedures.

The Operator II will also provide technical guidance, troubleshoot equipment issues, and may train junior staff to maintain high-quality and efficient lab operations.

Responsibilities Set up, operate, and maintain semiconductor reliability test equipment, environmental stress equipment, and related lab tools.Troubleshoot basic equipment, software, hardware, sample, and process issues; escalate complex or recurring problems.Support reliability testing, including temperature cycling, thermal shock, mechanical shock, leak testing, solderability, bond pull, die shear, and visual inspection.Assist operators, technicians, and engineers with test equipment, recipes, procedures, data collection, documentation, sample movement, and analysis.Support reliable, cost-effective test processes that meet product, customer, internal, and industry requirements.Monitor throughput, cycle time, equipment utilization, test progress, and lab environmental conditions; communicate issues affecting goals or compliance.Maintain work quality, accurate documentation, data integrity, and compliance with policies, procedures, standards, and assignments.Train and mentor operators.

Other Duties and Responsibilities Performs additional duties, as assigned.Assist with scheduled, preventive, and basic maintenance on reliability lab equipment and maintain related records.Maintain and support technical documentation, work instructions, test procedures, training records, and document change notices.Maintain organized, audit-ready work areas and support housekeeping, 5S, inventory control, tools, fixtures, and supplies.Participate on cross-functional project teams and communicate with coworkers, engineers, managers, customers, contractors, and vendors.

Qualifications High school diploma or G.E.D.

required; Associate's degree in Electronics Technology, Semiconductor Manufacturing, Engineering Technology, or a related technical field preferred, or equivalent combination of education and experience.A minimum of 5 years of relevant semiconductor manufacturing, reliability testing, laboratory, production support, or related technical experience; or other equivalent combination of education and experience..Working knowledge of semiconductor reliability test methods, environmental stress testing, component handling, sample traceability, and laboratory documentation requirements.Familiarity with MIL-STD-883, MIL-PRF-38535, ISO 9001, EIA/JEDEC standards, and related reliability or quality requirements preferred.Intermediate understanding of Statistical Process Control (SPC) charts; ability to recognize trends, deviation...