Engineer Reliability Test Power Electronics
Job Summary
Job Description:
Key Responsibilities
- Develop reliability validation plans for converters inverters power supplies controllers switchgear capacitors transformers sensors and related electrical equipment.
- Design and execute HALT HASS ALT power cycling thermal cycling vibration humidity and environmental testing.
- Lead root cause investigations using 8D DMAIC FTA Weibull analysis and DOE.
- Drive design improvements for semiconductors capacitors magnetics relays sensors PCBs and control electronics.
- Develop lifetime prediction models using Arrhenius Coffin-Manson and Physics of Failure approaches.
- Support supplier qualification and reliability improvement activities.
- Conduct reliability prediction component stress analysis and derating assessments to identify wear-out risks and improve long-term product robustness.
- Analyze field reliability data warranty returns and service reports to identify reliability improvement opportunities and drive corrective actions.
- Develop and maintain reliability metrics including MTBF failure rate availability and reliability growth tracking.
Required Qualifications
- Bachelors or Masters degree in Electrical Engineering Power Electronics Electronics Engineering or Reliability Engineering.
- 3 to 6 years of experience in reliability engineering validation testing or product qualification.
- Strong knowledge of power electronics semiconductor reliability thermal management and failure mechanisms.
- Experience with MATLAB Python JMP Minitab or ReliaSoft.
- Experience in renewable energy grid infrastructure energy storage UPS traction or industrial automation.
- Knowledge of IEC UL IEEE JEDEC and MIL reliability standards.
- Experience with electrolyzers hydrogen systems renewable energy systems or grid-connected power converters.
Ohmium is an equal opportunity employer. We celebrate diversity and are committed to creating an inclusive environment for all employees.
Required Experience:
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About Company
We're excited to announce that Enarka will now become Ohmium Operations - an exciting next step since joining the Ohmium family.