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Honeywell Aerospace Materials Engineering (MatEng) is seeking anelectronics failure analysis engineer. The position requires the hands-ondestructive analysis and evaluation of electrical components and assemblies.The candidate should possess skills in schematic interpretation, test circuitdevelopment, implementation of design of experiments (DOE's), identification offailure root cause and corrective action development and deployment. Successfulcandidates will also possess skills in both written and verbal communication ofhighly technical topics to non-technical audiences. Additional assets includeknowledge in component-level electrical testing skills (LCZ bridges, curvetracers, oscilloscopes, probe stations, etc.), mechanical and chemicalde-processing of EEE parts or assemblies, x-ray radiography including 2D &3D, and the use of scanning electron microscopy (SEM), energy dispersivespectroscopy (EDS), and focused ion beam (FIB).
Key Responsibilities

• 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