Core Competences

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Core Competences

Global Reach Endless possibilities

Competency Classifications             

Proficient knowledge Scope and Principle Competency & Work Performance Supply Chain and Logistics Engineering Plans & Projects Progress Reports Design Reviews Core Key Assignments Certifications MIL specs Domestic Testing & Manufacturing Domestic Assembly Engineering & analytical knowledge

Proficient knowledge 

Can create develop and proficient knowledge and competent understanding of engineering standards, principles and theories to complete engineering tasks assigned.

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Can explain the technology applications and benefits to a general audience.

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Demonstration a general understanding of business competencies and business unit operations as well as area reporting structures.

Scope and Principle 

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Provide engineering and engineering research, evaluation and development for highly complex and technical products. Using the application of engineering standards, principles, theories, concepts and techniques. Design, development, tests and verification of complex engineering tasks in electrical, mechanical, optical, software, systems, and/or hardware components. Work & encompass a wide range of sophisticated engineering, manufacturing, quality and application problem resolutions. The role involves design, development, manufacturing and/or testing assignments related to products and systems including the engineering of new products or updates to existing products.

Competency & Work Performance 

Investigation, analysis and solutions to technical problems encountered by engineering services, quality control, marketing, procurement and manufacturing departments using the application of engineering standards, principles, theories, concepts and techniques.

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Plan design layouts in order to study the operation, select major components, assure conformance to functional and operating requirements, and determine the optimum location and arrangement from an engineering, manufacturing and maintainability standpoint.

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Coordinate the assigned design task with related portions of the project and optimizes the design to insure economy and complete system compatibility.

Supply Chain and Logistics 

Consultations with Supply Chain and Logistics to insure conformance to all logistics requirements of the project.

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Assure compliance with good engineering practices and procedures.

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Analyses engineering plans and projects to establish operating data and conducts experimental tests; analyses proposals and related technical data to develop design alternatives.

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Engineering Plans & Projects Analyses of engineering plans and projects to establish operating data and conducts experimental tests; analyzes proposals and related technical data to develop design alternatives.

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Investigating problem areas and initiating corrective measures relating to the interpretation of technical data and the functioning of equipment during prototype construction or manufacturing phases and field installation.

Progress Reports 

Prepare progress reports relating to assignments as required.

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Interphase with vendors to discuss physical and performance characteristics of proposed parts, components, and equipment for application to assigned equipment.

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Prepare specifications and design parameters for equipment to be designed and/or built by subcontractors.

Design Reviews  

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Participates in design reviews. Participates in the preparation of engineering estimates for new business bids and proposals as requested. Prepare and provides technical data to other engineering sections for contractors and vendors for utilization in support activities.

Core Key Assignments 

Perform special assignments as requested. Perform other assignments which are normally related to the work of higher or lower engineering classifications.

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Develop and implements test procedures while selecting appropriate / component.

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Interphase with design teams to determine the qualification and manufacturability of new technologies

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Keep abreast of the state-of-the-art by reading technical journals and publications.

Certifications – TUV

Core knowledge on MIL Specs        

MIL 883B MIL - S- 19500 QML – 38535 MIL – T - 27 MIL – T – 21038 MIL-STD 202 MIL-PRF-55310 MIL-STD-202F

Domestic Testing & Manufacturing        

Full Temperature Up-Screening Memory Testing Microprocessor Testing Linear Testing Logic Testing ASIC Testing RF Testing Full Static and Dynamic Burn-in

Domestic Assembly         

Multi-Chip/Monolithic Class 100 Clean Room Silicon, SOS, and GaAs Die Attach - JM7000, Eutectic, Epoxy, Solder Wire Bonding - Aluminum and Gold Seal - Solder, Glass Frit, Seam Seal, Can Weld Vacuum Baking Surface Mount Assembly Radiation Tolerant Packaging

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Engineering & analytical knowledge Component, Evaluation, and Qualification Sub-Assembly Design Sonoscan CSAM Stud Pull Moisture Resistance Steam Age/Solder ability Salt Spray Thermal Shock PIND Lead Fatigue ESD Testing Thermal Analysis Temperature Cycling Hermetic Testing SEM Inspection Centrifuge Bond Pull Mechanical Shock and Vibration

Epilogue

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