Reliability Engineer - TS/SCI W/Poly - Hanover, Maryland

Your Impact:

Are you an engineer looking for the next big step in your career? If so, you may be the perfect candidate for Jacobs' opening to be a Reliability Engineer. As a Reliability Engineer you will be responsible for developing and implementing reliability test plans for customer projects and conducting accelerated testing of circuit boards.

You will assist our team by:

Performing basic environmental tests (e.g., vibration, mechanical shock, drop, temperature cycling, humidity, burn-in, temperature shock, and salt fog testing).

Conducting data analysis using statistical software, such as JMP, to interpret testing results and provide recommendations or alternatives.

Developing formal testing plans based on customer requirements and research, final reports summarizing testing efforts and data analysis, and briefings based on relevant technologies using technical writing and communication skills.

Researching new technologies and testing techniques to identify potential new tools and capabilities for procurement.

Join our inclusive team at Jacobs if you're an engineer that wants to take a unique career path!

Here’s what you’ll need

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Five (5) years of experience with reliability or environmental testing.

Bachelor’s degree in Engineering, Physical Sciences, or related field. In lieu of a Bachelor’s degree, an additional four (4) additional years of experience may be substituted.

Active TS/SCI with poly.

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