NVIDIA
Technology
SystemsQualityandReliabilityEngineer
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“Systems Quality and Reliability Engineer at NVIDIA. Skills: Systems Quality, Reliability Engineering, Failure Analysis. Own, build, manage RMA/FA debug. Perform root-cause analysis”
Industry & Context.
Root-cause analysis; Debug; Troubleshooting
What They're Looking For.
Must Have
BS/MS in EE, Physics or related degree, 5+ yrs systems test/validation experience, Proven hands-on systems quality/reliability experience, Competence using lab equipment, Experience enabling reliability tests, Knowledge of Fault isolation techniques, Proficiency with high speed interfaces, Proficiency in Python, PERL, C++ on UNIX/Linux, Excellent knowledge of PCB card/system level test/debug
Nice to Have
Working knowledge of FA techniques and tools
What You'll Do.
Perform root-cause analysis
Conduct and lead debug/root-cause analysis
Collaborate with Systems Engineers
Collaborate with Hardware engineers
Collaborate with Software engineers
Collaborate with operations engineers
Scale root cause FA capabilities
Create FA result reports
Drive resolution plans
Drive containment plans
Drive mitigation plans
Oversee hardware quality performance
Monitor field quality data
Manage operational perf of FA
Ensure partner achieve KPIs
Oversee setup of new products
How You'll Work.
Team & Collaboration
Systems Engineers; Hardware engineers; Software engineers; Operations engineers; Factory floor partners
Full Job Description
We are seeking Systems Quality and Reliability Engineer to join our LPU team! NVIDIA has continuously reinvented itself over two decades. Our invention of the GPU in 1999 fueled the growth of the PC gaming market, redefined modern computer graphics, and revolutionized parallel computing. More recently, GPU deep learning ignited modern AI — the next era of computing. NVIDIA is a “learning machine” that constantly evolves by adapting to new opportunities that are hard to solve, that only we can tackle, and that matter to the world. This is our life’s work, to amplify human imagination and intelligence! ## **What you 'll be doing:** You will own, build, and manage the RMA and FA debug and root-cause analysis for existing and new NVIDIA AI/ML products. You will conduct tests, and root-cause analysis. Other responsibilities include: * Conduct and lead debug and root-cause analysis of field RMAs. Collaborate with Systems Engineers, Hardware engineers, Software engineers, and operations engineers as required * Scale root cause FA capabilities within your organization * Create FA result reports that align with standard 8D or similar process * Analyze RMA, FA and repair data. Identify trends and raise quality alerts when necessary. Drive resolution, containment, and mitigation plans for such quality alerts * Oversee hardware quality performance, monitoring field quality data and associated metrics including RMA rates, MTBF, and Reliability Ratio * Manage operational perf of FA at CMs, ensuring partner achieve key perf indicators including FA cycle times, fault duplication rates and fault isolation rates * Oversee the setup of new products into Failure Analysis operations ## **What we need to see:** * BS/MS in EE, Physics or a related degree (or equivalent experience) * 5+ yrs of hands on systems test and/or validation engineering experience * Proven hands-on experience in systems quality and reliability Engineer * Competence using lab equipment such as oscilloscopes, logic a
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