Senior Failure/RMA Analysis and Debug Engineer - Seattle, United States - Mason

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Senior Failure/RMA Analysis and Debug Engineer

Mason is the only fully managed infrastructure for developing and delivering dedicated devices.

We make it easy for anyone to turn an idea into a smart product and ship it to anywhere in the world.

Our mission is to enable our customers to create smart and sustainable products on behalf of humanity.

Mason is looking for an intermediate to senior level Failure/RMA Analysis and Debug Engineer as we grow our operations through all stages of the product life-cycle.

This role will bring in industry expertise to drive and lead the company's failure analysis and root cause analysis programs, working closely with the Engineering, Software, Supply Chain, Suppliers, Operations and Quality teams.

Strong Technical and Manufacturing experience in the development/delivery of consumer electronics is key for this role.

In this role, you'll play a key part in helping Mason deliver impactful solutions to field issues for customers in a variety of use cases including healthcare, security, and more.

You will also lead and drive business process improvement efforts and be a part of helping Mason scale and grow.

If you're a highly proficient technical troubleshooter, self-motivated, hands on, curious, results oriented, organized, and able to work collaboratively with a team—we're looking for you Mason is a place where you can make significant contributions and impact, work in a close-knit, inclusive team, and have a voice at the table to impact our product and programs.

Strong communication, leadership, problem solving, and technical skills are a must, and you'll get to flex across different teams and wear multiple hats, getting exposure to all parts of a fast-growing tech startup.

This is an exciting opportunity to use your skills, talent, and join our growing team
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What you'll work on:
Strong communication, prioritization and navigation skills
Structured problem solver
Ownership of full cycle of RMA process, setting up and maintaining KPI's
Excellent written and verbal skills. Experience producing 1-pagers and executive summaries
Must be autonomous and proactive.
Collaborate with integrated teams to plan and execute. You will lead the product failure investigations, identify different electronic and software failure modes and provide practical solutions to take appropriate corrective actions for continuous quality improvement and customer satisfaction on electronic/software systems
Identify failed elements through a hands-on approach to debugging and analysis in order to determine the root cause.
Principles of CAPA process
Report data, perform trending, and other required periodic analytics/metrics
Identify the root causes, failure modes, and solutions to support the customers.
Provides technical process and mentorship help/support to the operations team as required
Hands on electronics testing and debugging

What you bring to the table:
Bachelors in Electrical/Electronics/Computer Engineering
Process oriented, preferably lean 6 Sigma trained, proficient at different problem solving techniques, continuous improvement of processes and process development
Hands on investigating, debugging experience with electronics systems, Android (AOSP) devices, Linux systems, computers, laptops, and/or mobile devices
Understands or has owned full cycle RMA process, quality reporting, setting up and maintaining KPI's
Experience in failure analysis and root cause investigation techniques such as fishbone diagrams, 5-why principles, failure mode and effect analysis
Previous work experience as a test engineer and/or field service engineer performing failure investigations and identifying root causes with 3-5 years in the EMS [electronic manufacturing services] industry and/or experience in consumer electronics industry

Job Type:
Full-time

Ability to commute/relocate:
Seattle, WA. Reliably commute or planning to self relocate before starting work (Required)

Onsite Work Location:
Seattle, WA
Full compensation packages are based on experience.
Pay Range
$125,000

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$150,000 USD

In addition to the base salary, full-time employees are eligible for participation in Mason's annual discretionary bonus plan and equity plan, subject to the terms of the applicable plans and policies.

Some roles may also be eligible for overtime pay based on exemption status.

Compensation packages are based on factors unique to each candidate including their skills, experience level, qualifications, location, and other job-related reasons.

We know that benefits are also an important piece of your total compensation package.

To learn more about what's included in total compensation, check out some of the benefits and perks Mason offers to help employees grow.

Benefits and Perks:
Remote-forward:

Employees may choose to work fully remote, in-office, or hybrid.
Generous


PTO:
Flexible PTO plan or generous accrued PTO, plus monthly mental health days during the pandemic.

Parental Leave:
Caring for a new child is an exciting time for parents We offer 16 weeks of paid parental leave.

Healthcare:
Fully paid premiums of medical, dental & vision insurance for you, your spouse & dependents. Coverage starts 1st of the month, on or after hire.

Fitness & Wellness:
Quarterly reimbursement for qualified fitness & wellness expenses.

Retirement:
Tax-advantaged 401k account to help you reach your retirement goals.


FSA:
Healthcare, Dependent Care & Commuter FSAs for tax-advantaged savings toward eligible expenses.

Home Office:
Spot bonus & monthly stipend for qualified home office expenses.
Full benefits are offered to regular full-time employees. Part-time employees participate on a limited basis.
Diversity, Equity & Inclusion at Mason
Belonging, psychological safety, and inclusivity unlock a Mason's full potential. We don't want Masons to quietly assimilate into a dominant culture and sacrifice a piece of themselves. We want our team members to be seen, validated, and welcomed.
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