Job Title: Reliability Engineer
Job type: Full-time
Location: Santa Clara, CA
Contact email: hr.us_at_flexiv.com
Company introduction:
Flexiv Robotics is a global leading robotics and AI company, focusing
on developing and manufacturing adaptive robots which integrate force
control, computer vision and AI technologies. Flexiv provides
innovative turnkey solutions and services based on Flexiv robotic
systems to customers in multi industries. The company started in
2016, with core founding team from robotics and AI laboratories at
Stanford University. There are already 60 persons so far. To get more
info, please visit us at: flexiv.com
Job summary:
Flexiv Robotics Inc. (US) is looking for Reliability Engineer to join
the Design and Product Team. The Product Team is responsible for
designing and developing mechanical and mechatronic components for
our next-generation industrial robotic manipulators. You will work
with product designers to create and refine new designs, develop new
reliability tests, procedures, and specifications, build testing
setups, and process and analyze data.
Job responsibility
1. Working closely with product designers/system engineers to develop
new reliability tests, procedures, and specifications.
2. Designing reliability testing fixtures, conduct experiments, and
record and analyze data.
3. Analyzing experimental data to provide in-depth understanding of
design features.
4. Preparing concise and detailed reliability test plans and reports
with an emphasis on prioritizing tasks to meet challenging deadlines.
5. Researching state-of-the-art technology to understand root causes
of test failures.
6. Providing design direction to multi-functional teams to improve
product reliability.
Qualification
1. Master's degree or bachelor degree in mechanical engineering,
mechatronic engineering, robotics, or related field.
2. More than one year of experience in a related field or industry
3. Proficient in reliability testing and quality control.
4. Experience of designing testing experiments for mechatronic systems.
5. Strong hands-on experience in hand tools, power tools, assembling
techniques, PCB soldering, and debugging circuits with oscilloscopes.
6. Basic knowledge of C/C++ programming for embedded systems and
MATLAB/Python for data processing.
7. Excellent problem solving, analytical thinking, and communication skills.
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Received on 2019-04-30 15:02:46