Supplier Quality Engineering - Display

Role Number: 200490496

• Excellent written and verbal communication skill
• Capability to execute DOE, SPC, failure analysis, and yield improvement.
• Able and willing to travel internationally (up to 25%).
• Hands-on experience, in-depth technical knowledge, and proven track record in one or more of the following areas: Display/Sensor technologies (TFT, LCD, AMOLED, touch sensor, OLED), electrical, optical, and/or semiconductor processes.
• Proven ability to drive vendor in quality improvements, familiarity with quality control and monitoring systems.

New Product Introduction: - Acts as a leading engineer to drive overall quality system development, quality control tool development to deliver scalable product - Review product/process design documentations and specification documentations to ensure alignment with process capability and yield target - Present timely, concise reports or plan for product yield performance, specification convergence status; drive Failure Analysis (FA), Corrective Action implementation plan, and yield bridge to mass production Supplier Execution: - Review supplier’s quality control flow, in-process quality control system, incoming components and outgoing product’s quality control plan. Identify shortfalls and corrective actions to ensure design and yield target compliance. - Work with supplier process/quality teams to map out process development exercises, secure resources, secure FA in order to improve yield and commit to schedules in-line with program goals. - Assess supplier’s production readiness to support build events and production ramp. Identify potential execution issues and provide recommendations to mitigate risk. - Ensure processes and suppliers are performing as expected during production ramp, immediately addressing critical issues. - Monitor supplier’s process performance, and yield loss at different process nodes periodically to prevent quality issues. Process Development: - Assess a technology risk considering optimum design for manufacturability. Plan validation exercises to demonstrate initial feasibility as well as manufacturing capability. - Review progress of development activities at supplier sites and serve as a point of escalation for critical process-related issues. Assign follow-up action items (as needed) to drive ongoing improvements for process capability based on process specification. - Analyze test and validation results to provide technical recommendations for manufacturing.

Degree in Electrical Engineering, Optoelectronics, Material Science, Mechanical Engineering, or other relevant engineering degree.

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