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Reliability Lab Shock and Vibration Testing Engineer

IntelPhoenix, AZFull-time

This engineer will join Intel’s reliability laboratory organization and help build, maintain, and improve testing capabilities for products exposed to simulated field conditions. The work centers on planning and executing shock and vibration evaluations, creating fixtures and measurement systems, and analyzing results to identify failure mechanisms and reliability limits. The engineer will also compare physical test results with mechanical simulations and produce qualification plans, procedures, and reports. The position supports laboratory safety, calibration, automation, and continuous improvement while providing technical input during product development. It is well suited to a mechanical, aerospace, materials, or related engineer with practical dynamics-testing experience, strong analytical skills, and the ability to work across engineering functions.

Requirements

Bachelor’s degree plus 4+ years, master’s plus 1+ year, or PhD plus 6+ months in a relevant engineering field and shock/vibration testingHands-on experience with electrodynamic shakers, mechanical shock equipment, and dynamic stress testingKnowledge of JEDEC or IPC mechanical reliability standardsExperience with accelerometers, strain gauges, data acquisition, and vibration control systemsAbility to analyze shock/vibration data, failure mechanisms, and FEA correlationStrong troubleshooting, technical communication, and cross-functional collaboration skills
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