Microelectronics Reliability Technician - Lab Testing & FA

Hardware Reliability Technician, Microelectronics Test (Starlink) Bastrop, TX SpaceX was founded under the belief that a future where humanity is out exploring the stars is fundamentally more exciting than one where we are not. Today SpaceX is actively developing the technologies to make this possible, with the ultimate goal ofenabling human life on Mars. HARDWARE RELIABILITY TECHNICIAN, MICROELECTRONICS TEST (STARLINK) Starlink is SpaceX’s ambitious goal to bring high-quality internet to the globe by building a constellation of thousands of satellites in low Earth orbit (LEO) using our Falcon 9 and Starship reusable rockets. We are developing millions of devices for end users to link our customers to our satellites. As a Reliability Technician on the Starlink team, you will play a critical hands-on role in the Reliability Test Lab, executing microelectronics reliability tests and supporting failure analysis to ensure the highest quality and reliability of our silicon and packaged components.

RESPONSIBILITIES:

Operate failure analysis and reliability test equipment in accordance with current SOPs and processes to support root cause investigations of microelectronics failures Document test results, observations, and data clearly and accurately in accordance with prescribed procedures Communicate and resolve test-related issues as they relate to Starlink microelectronics reliability testing, collaborate closely with engineers and specialists Support day-to-day operations of the reliability test lab for both in-sourced and custom Starlink microelectronics products Assess, troubleshoot, and perform basic maintenance on test equipment within the Reliability Test Lab (thermal chambers, HAST, temperature cycling systems, etc.) Perform hands-on tasks including sample preparation, soldering, PCBA rework, and cross-sectioning as needed for reliability testing

BASIC QUALIFICATIONS:

High school diploma or equivalency certificate 1+ years of experience working in a production, manufacturing, or technical laboratory environment

PREFERRED SKILLS AND EXPERIENCE:

2+ years of microelectronics quality, reliability, or failure analysis experience Associate or Bachelor's degree in a technical or engineering field Experience with soldering and PCBA rework best practices Familiarity with reliability test standards (JEDEC, IPC, or AEC-Q200) and environmental testing (thermal cycling, humidity, mechanical stress) Self-motivated, proactive, detail-oriented, and capable of managing priorities in a fast-paced lab environment Practical experience working within quality management systems (ISO 9001) Experience using basic failure analysis tools (optical microscopy, data logging, or similar)

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