About this role
About the Role Skyworks is seeking a highly skilled Engineering Technician to support the development, characterization, burn-in, and qualification of high reliability optocoupler and RFIC products used in space, aerospace, and military semiconductor applications. In this role, you will work hands-on with microcircuits and semiconductor devices, performing electrical, visual, environmental, and burn-in testing to ensure compliance with stringent MIL STD and space-grade requirements. What You'll Do
- Support the design, testing, and assembly of optocoupler and RFIC devices for space and military microcircuit applications.
- Perform burn-in and reliability testing, including HTOL, HTRB, steady state life, accelerated stress testing, temperature cycling, and environmental stress screening.
- Conduct temperature testing, thermal characterization, and environmental evaluations to validate device reliability.
- Perform operational testing and assist in root cause analysis of electrical, optical, and mechanical issues.
- Apply MIL PRF 38534, MIL STD 883, MIL PRF 19500, MIL STD 750, and other high reliability screening and qualification standards.
- Work from schematics, assembly diagrams, lot travelers, process specifications, and SOPs to execute test and assembly tasks with full traceabillity.
- Use oscilloscopes, DMMs, curve tracers, SMUs, power supplies, and optical measurement tools; soldering skills. What We're Looking For
- Experience with lab instrumentation including oscilloscopes, DMMs, curve tracers, SMUs, power supplies, and optical measurement tools; soldering skills.
- Detail-oriented, quality-driven, and comfortable working within aerospace/defense standards and documentation practices.
- Ability to read schematics, assembly diagrams, lot travelers, process specifications, and SOPs.
- Familiarity with MIL standards and high-reliability screening and qualification processes (MIL PRF 38534, MIL STD 883, MIL PRF 19500, MIL STD 750).
- Experience performing burn-in, reliability testing (HTOL/HTRB/steady-state life/accelerated stress), temperature cycling, and environmental stress screening.