Electrical Sustenance Engineer

Title: Electrical Sustenance Engineer

Location: Houston, TX (Onsite)

Client: Quest Global/Halliburton

Rate/Salary: $55-60/hour or $70-100k/year

Required:

• Independently troubleshoot component failures, root cause analysis and propose suitable solutions.
• Responsible for Component selection, testing and qualification.
• Communication protocols CAN, SPI, I2C UART etc
• Ability to read datasheets, interpret data and conclude best suited part as substitutes.
• Electrical design of cables - Wiring diagrams, cable diagrams & schematics.
• Identifying the suitable material, Creating EBOM, DFM/DFA.
• Team player to collaborate with PCB designers, Mechanical Designers and component and PCB vendors.
• Follow client specific documentation standards for all rework and new documents.
• Experience working with Oil and Gas industry companies.
• Familiar with International codes and standards like ANSI, IPC, API
• Proactively manage component obsolescence; identify and qualify second source and replacement parts.
• Demonstrated expertise in Electronic Component Management procedures and practices; familiarity with microcircuits and other electronic components; familiarity with HTPT standards for electronic components. Working knowledge of electronics design and part reliability
• Working within component engineering/ Sustaining team to establish part selection criteria and standards to be used throughout the organization
• Creation of new components by reviewing data sheets for obsolete parts
• Extensive Knowledge on PDM tools like CWI for documents/ data creation
• Working with procurement and design organization to resolve part shortage and part obsolescence issues
• Supporting and resolving failure analysis activities on electronic components used in downhole tools and ensuring corrective action is also incorporated into component selection criteria
• Performing obsolescence reviews, identification and execution of cost reduction and quality improvement initiatives
• Knowledge of component failure modes, component reliability , component specifications and standards.
• Prior experience with accelerated reliability testing, reliability theory and component failure analysis. - Knowledge of the electronic parts used in high reliability hardware .
• Experience with the development of electronic parts management plans, and parts failure analysis desired.
• Strong background in Electronic Engineering including knowledge of electronic parts, technologies and manufacturing processes.
• Experience with product development, pre-production activity, and product life cycle.
• Work with design and manufacturing teams to perform root cause analysis on defective PCBs