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# Laser Reliability Engineer

- **Company:** The Judge Group
- **Location:** Oxford, MA, United States
- **Salary:** $135,000.0 - $160,000.0
- **Contract:** Contract
- **Skills:** Business Analytics Applications, Data Analysis, R (Programming Language), Statistical Hypothesis Testing, Python (Programming Language), Reliability Engineering, JMP (Statistical Software)
- **Published:** October 15, 2026
- **Apply:** https://www.dice.com/job-detail/215b122b-9147-4cc6-bcb0-88478c10f1b3

## About the Role

* MS or PhD in Reliability Engineering, Electrical Engineering, Physics, Materials Science, or related field
 * Experience in reliability engineering, product qualification, or failure analysis within semiconductor, photonics, optoelectronics, or related industries
 * Strong statistical analysis background, including DOE, lifetime modeling, and reliability data analysis
 * Experience with Python, R, JMP, or similar analytical tools
 * Knowledge of accelerated life testing and reliability methodologies
 * Exposure to failure analysis techniques such as SEM, FIB, TEM, EDX, or related characterization methods is highly desirable

## Description

* Develop and execute reliability test plans for optoelectronic and semiconductor-based products
 * Conduct accelerated life testing, burn-in testing, qualification testing, and degradation studies
 * Analyze lifetime and reliability data using statistical techniques such as Weibull analysis, Kaplan-Meier methods, confidence intervals, and hypothesis testing
 * Identify reliability risks and key drivers impacting product performance
 * Perform root cause investigations and failure analysis on device and component-level failures
 * Present technical findings and reliability recommendations to cross-functional engineering teams