Quality & Reliability Systems Engineer (E4)

About the role

Applied Materials, a global leader in materials science and engineering solutions for semiconductors and advanced displays, is hiring a Quality & Reliability Systems Engineer (E4) in Santa Clara, California. The role covers quality and reliability standards, test planning, failure analysis and reliability modeling, with travel of about 20% of the time.

Key responsibilities

• Develop, apply, revise, maintain and/or test quality and reliability standards aligned with customer expectations.
• Design and implement inspection, testing and evaluation methods and procedures for product quality and reliability.
• Develop and run quality and reliability test plans, perform failure analysis, prepare documentation for testing, and coach, mentor and train teams on quality and reliability processes.
• Perform FMECA, document CRAMS, work with suppliers and engineers to enable CRAMS test plans, and perform PQP at suppliers.
• Carry out reliability modeling and ERAMSG.
• Gather operational and test data, evaluate results, and prepare test documentation.
• Develop methods, parameters, project methodology and project proposals, and evaluate work methods, procedures and policies to meet world-class quality standards.
• May be accountable for projects and programs, and provide informal guidance to new team members.

Required profile

• Expanded conceptual knowledge in the own discipline and broadened capabilities.
• Understanding of key business drivers and ability to use it to accomplish work.
• Solves problems in straightforward situations using technical experience and judgment.
• Impacts the quality of own work and the work of teammates while working within guidelines and policies.
• Explains complex information clearly to others.
• No supervisory responsibilities.

What we offer

• Salary of $133,500 to $183,500, depending on location, hire grade, knowledge, skills, experience and internal equity.
• Comprehensive benefits package, with possible eligibility for a bonus and stock award program.
• Full-time position, relocation eligible, with travel of about 20% of the time.