Applied Scientist, Structural Design Integrity, Hardware - Product Integrity

About the role

You will be responsible for bringing new product designs through to manufacturing. You will work closely with multi-disciplinary groups including Product Design, Industrial Design, Hardware Engineering, and Operations, to drive key aspects of engineering of consumer electronics products.

Responsibilities

• Applying domain scientific expertise towards developing innovative analysis and tests to study viability of new materials, designs or processes
• Working closely with engineering teams to drive validation, optimization and implementation of hardware design or software algorithmic solutions to improve product and customer risks
• Establishing scalable, efficient, automated processes to handle large scale design and data analysis
• Conducting research into use conditions, materials and analysis techniques
• Tracking general business activity including device health in field and providing clear, compelling reports to management on a regular basis
• Developing, implementing guidelines to continually optimize design processes
• Using simulation tools like LS-DYNA, and Abaqus for analysis and optimization of product design
• Using of programming languages like Python and Matlab for analytical/statistical analyses and automation
• Demonstrating strong understanding across multiple physical science domains, e.g. structural, thermal, fluid dynamics, and materials
• Developing, analyzing and testing structural solutions from concept design, feature development, product architecture, through system validation
• Supporting product development and optimization through application of analysis and testing of complex electronic assemblies using advanced simulation and experimentation tools and techniques

Qualifications

• PhD, or Master's degree and 5+ years of industry or academic research experience
• Experience programming in Java, C++, Python or related language

Preferred Qualifications

• PhD with 3+ years of experience in mechanical engineering, electrical engineering, material science, physics or equivalent