
Senior Failure Analysis Lab Technician, Texas Institute for Electronics
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The Senior Failure Analysis Lab Technician operates dual-beam FIBs, SEM, X-ray data collection, and complementary surface-science analytical tools. The technician prepares samples for feature measurements, defect detection, and failure analysis; presents results and compiles reports; and works with engineers and other technicians to develop processes of record and apply them to customer product samples.
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Run dual-beam FIBs and SEM/X-Ray data collection with complementary surface science analytical tool operations Perform detailed sample preparation to enable feature measurements, defect detection and domain-specific failure analysis Present results, compile reports and work in a team incorporating feedback from engineers and other technicians Develop processes-of-record and implement these on product samples for customers Performs other related functions as assigned
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