Bell Labs - Hardware Reliability - Physical Chemistry
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MS or PhD in chemistry, materials science, physics or related discipline.
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Hands-on laboratory experience with destructive and non-destructive methods and tools needed to conduct high quality characterizations and analyses of materials used in electronic and optical assemblies, such as interconnects, printed circuit board assemblies, and components.
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Experience with physics of electronic assemblies and packages, especially boundary conditions related to adversarial conditions due to heat, humidity, power, grounding, ESD, contaminants, etc.
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Familiarity with basic principles and materials associated with electronic equipment, such as thermo-mechanical and mechanical test methods used to assess quality and reliability of electronic products
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Strong problem solving and analytical skills.
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Excellent interpersonal communication skills; demonstrated ability to develop and maintain good relationships with internal and external colleagues.
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Proven strong team player. Works effectively and cooperatively with others; places team objectives and success above personal goals.
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Demonstrated ability to work independently with minimum supervision, self-starting and proactive, and has strong organizational skills.
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Excellent written, verbal and presentation skills
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Must be able to handle multiple assignments simultaneously, set realistic goals, and complete commitments on schedule.
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Proven ability to respond quickly to changing business needs.
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Experience with optical metallographic methods, scanning electron microscopy and x-ray inspection.
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Skills to plan and conduct materials testing.
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Working knowledge of statistical analyses, including design of experiments.
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Functional understanding of electronic circuit components.
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Knowledge or experience in reliability experimentation.