- Conduct detailed failure analyses on vehicle systems, electrical and electronic systems, subsystems, and components for all electronic sub-assemblies within and outside the vehicles.
- Classify and consolidate the failures, identify the root-cause in collaboration with R&D;, mechanical, firmware, hardware, sourcing, quality, manufacturing, and external vendors.
- Propose corrective actions, if any, that are deployable and cost-effective.
- Be responsible for vendor discussions in this regard for all off-the-shelf parts.
- Be responsible for building team competencies and knowledge base.
- Disseminate the information throughout the organization for appropriate actions on the design side.

Requirements

- Commitment and passion towards all things engineering, in general, and electrical/electronic engineering, in specific. Drive towards solving complex puzzles in a systematic manner.

- Strong work ethic, bias towards action, and readiness to be outside own’s comfort zone.

- Strong understanding in electrical and electronics engineering.





- Robust understanding in failure modes of electrical/electronic components, and can differentiate between electrical, thermal, mechanical overstress.

- Shall understand component ageing, impact of inappropriate storage, and other abnormal failure causes.

- Knowledge of methods, techniques, technologies available for in-depth investigation of failures.

- Knowledge of mass-assembly processes such as those of PCBAs and box builds.

- Basic understanding of materials and their properties, affinities and compatibilities.

- Create documentation related to FA and disseminate in appropriate manner to all relevant teams.

- Perform and support, as needed, root-cause analyses and deploy corrective actions at R&D;, manufacturing, and at site.

- B.E./B.Tech/B.Sc or M.E./M.Tech/M.Sc in Electrical Engineering and/or related fields + 8 years or more of relevant hands-on hardware experience.

📌 Lead/Sr. Failure Analysis Engineer, Electrical-Electronics (Bengaluru)
🏢 Ultraviolette Automotive
📍 Bengaluru