Experience working with engineering teams and leading OEM communication a plus Clear, consistent interpersonal skills Organized and detail oriented while leading several work streams Understanding of materials science including mechanical, electrical, and optical behavior of materials Experience working in a lab environment with focus on understanding root cause of material failures Experience with Failure Mode Effects Analysis and reliability prediction modeling Expertise in materials characterization, both with standard techniques (SEM/EDS, XPS, XRD, FIB, FTIR, etc) and with creative non-standard techniques that would enable new technologies Proficiency in statistical data analysis and the ability to communicate your results clearly to others Experience in investigating the physics of failure through efficient selection of analytical techniques Ability to identify root cause and recommended corrective action based on results from multiple data sources 3-5 years of experience in program or project management in an operations, engineering or reliability environment. A degree in materials engineering mechanical engineering, physics, or an equivalent field, is required - B.S. degree