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Plexus Corp
Failure Analysis Engineer Sr/Process Engineer Sr
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What they do
A Process Development Engineer designs and implements production systems in manufacturing, engineering or mining. Develops processes that are efficient and cost effective. Plans, implements and tests production systems and processes and ensures compliance with industry and regulatory standards.
$114,573 / year median in Wisconsin
+7% projected growth
Job Description
Failure Analysis Engineer Sr/Process Engineer Sr Plexus Corp $77,400.00
- $116,000.
Our values include:
Growing our People, Building Belonging, Innovating Responsibly, Delivering Excellence and Creating Customer Success. As a team member, you will engage in impactful work through global collaboration and the use of emerging technologies, join an inclusive culture where every team member is valued and working toward a greater purpose, and be empowered to reach your full potential through various development programs designed to accelerate your growth. Plexus offers a comprehensive benefits package designed to support team members' wellbeing, including medical, dental, and vision insurance, paid time off, retirement savings, and opportunities for professional development. We also prioritize work-life balance and offer a variety of perks to enhance the team member experience. For more information, visit our US benefits website at usbenefits.plexus.com. Our commitment to pay range transparency fosters an equitable workplace, where everyone can feel valued. The annual compensation range for this position is stated below. The salary offered within this range will be based upon the geographic location, work experience, education, licensure requirements and/or skill level.Salary Range:
$77,400.00- $116,000.
Purpose Statement:
The Failure Analysis Engineer Sr/Process Engineer Sr is responsible for providing technical expertise throughout the manufacturing process. This role involves offering guidance on best practices and equipment, optimizing production for efficiency and quality, training various teams, and supporting ongoing production activities.Key Job Accountabilities:
Demonstrates effective communications (teleconference, email, and in-person) through interaction with customers (internal and external) regarding project technical subject matter. Demonstrates expertise in the full Plexus Manufacturing process on small to mid size projects, as it applies to their role. Demonstrates the ability to work independently in multiple phases / processes of the Manufacturing Process, without direction from mentors or functional management, as it applies to their role. Root Cause Investigation- Execute advanced destructive and non-destructive failure analysis on failed components and PCBA's to determine exact root causes Lab & Equipment Operation
- Manage and perform hands-on analysis using lab equipment/techniques such as
SEM, 2D/3D
uCT Xray, EDS, XRF, Ion Chromatography, C3, SIR,Micro-section,Dye & Pry, &De-Capsulation Procedure Development- Establish, update, and scale failure analysis workflows & standard operating procedures Technical Communication
- Deliver clear, detailed technical reports and failure analysis presentations to internal stakeholders, management, and external customers Mentorship & Guidance
- Provide technical guidance, training, and oversight to junior engineers & technicians Cross-Functional Collaboration
- Partner closely with R D, design, quality, and manufacturing engineering teams to feed FA insights back into new product development (NPI) Lab Leadership
- Ensure the lab is "tour ready" at all times and that lab supplies and testing samples are stored in an organized and controlled manner, and stay current on industry trends, techniques, & standards relative to failure analysis