THEREFORE WE NEED YOU TO…
Be skilled at…
Preparing, testing and analysing samples, using lab equipment including SEM and optical microscopes.
Forensic level failure investigation where evidence is often partially destroyed
Writing quality reports and technical specifications to communicate clearly with all stakeholders
Have experience of…
PCB’s, devices and power modules at manufacturing and component level.
Component failure analysis including electronics fault finding to component level.
Providing proven solutions to problems under pressure.
Working with the supply chain on both development and control of processes.
Conducting research and development projects.
Demonstrate knowledge of…
Soldering, welding (solid state and fusion), brazing and sintering.
A wide knowledge of engineering materials from a component usage perspective, along with production techniques for the materials.
The properties of a wide selection of metallic alloys, polymers/plastics and composite materials.
Materials characterisation techniques, particularly related to electronics.
Hold these qualifications…
Materials Degree with 2:1 classification or above and hold greater than 3 years’ experience in a similar job role.
Be…
Tenacious, curious and self-motivated
Familiar with hands-on failure investigations on a daily basis to deliver engineering direction.
A clear and concise communicator at all levels.
Experienced in technical leadership.
Methodical and rigorous with outstanding attention to detail.
Able to work under pressure with tight time constraints.
Able to work on multiple tasks simultaneously.
Respectful of Health & Safety matters.
Able to provide a strong academic background.
Success in this role will be if you… (deliverables)
Failure Analysis: You will be responsible for leading hands-on forensic investigation into failed electronic components, often within short timescales, both to identify the root cause of the failure and recommend options to prevent future occurrence.
Materials Development: You will provide expert guidance to HPP’s engineers in both Engineering and Operations regarding material selection and production techniques, whilst also researching and developing new material options that offer a benefit to the Power Unit.
Provide advice and guidance to lead materials selection of metallic, plastic and composite materials and processes, including coatings for electronic applications.
Support manufacturing and quality departments on material and process issues including liaison with and visiting external suppliers.
Produce and develop materials specifications and quality standards.
Provide advice on sourcing and selection of external suppliers.
Identify and conduct relevant research and development activities focused on improving materials, processes and characterisation techniques to improve the Power Unit.
BENEFITS:
36 days holiday (we work bank holidays)
10% company contribution to pension, rising with service to maximum 15%
Personal bonus
Company collective bonus
Reduced cost Mercedes lease scheme
Mercedes share scheme
Cycle to work scheme
Private medical scheme
Enhanced maternity and paternity pay
Various company discounts
We recognise that the ideal candidate for this role may not meet every requirement in this advert and understand that some applicants are less likely to apply to jobs unless they meet every single qualification. Here at Mercedes AMG HPP our people are our strength and the diverse talents they bring are critical to our success. HPP does not discriminate on the basis of race, colour, religion, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity or expression, national origin, age, disability, veteran status, marital status or group or class protected by any local law and we encourage applications from any background.
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