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Qualifications: BS/MS/PhD in Electrical Engineering or RF Power Engineering with 10+ years of experience Multi-kilowatt High Power RF experience from 1 to 60 MHz Strong understanding of Transmission Line theory, impedance matching, RF measurements, and calibration techniques Experience with analog and digital circuits, computer control networks, and hardware/software interactions Proficiency with electrical measurement equipment (DMM, LCR, Network Analyzers, Hi-Pot, Oscilloscopes, TDR, Spectrum Analyzers) Working knowledge of SPC, Cpk, DOE, GR&R, 5-Why, 8D, and Ishikawa diagrams Familiarity with electrical and manufacturing standards (SEMI S2, OSHA, ISO9000/14000, RoHS, UL, IEEE, MIL, IPC 610/620) PCB assembly, inspection, and test experience preferred Practical lab and experimental experience with strong communication and presentation skills
Responsibilities: Apply skills and experience with semiconductor manufacturing and equipment to technical and quality problems encountered in product life cycle with special attention to new product introduction Apply experience with industrial Quality Systems, Engineering Design & Documentation, Product Qualification, Change (EC) Processes, and Problem Solving to product and component life cycles Perform Program/Project and Supplier Management roles with emphasis on problem-solving analysis and improvements in manufacturing and test processes Define, review, and improve Supplier's Root Cause & Corrective Action (RCCA), Supplier's Quality Systems, and Processes of Record (POR) Lead structured problem-solving in Cross-Functional Teams (CFT) and support industrial systems life cycle from specification through product support

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