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Reliability Processor

Newton Aycliffe
6 days ago
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Job Title: Reliability Processor

Location: Newton Aycliffe
Hourly Rate: Competitive DOE
Shifts: 6am – 2pm (early shift) and 2pm – 10pm (late shift), rotating
Benefits:

  • Career progression and development opportunities

  • Supportive and collaborative team environment

  • Exposure to advanced technology and reliability testing processes

  • Stable and growing company with long-term opportunities

  • Full training and ongoing skill development

    The Company:

    We are working with a global leader in advanced technology manufacturing. The company is dedicated to innovation, quality, and continuous improvement. They provide world-class solutions, foster professional growth, and offer a collaborative environment where employees are empowered to succeed.

    Job Description:

    As a Reliability Processor, you will play a key role in supporting the execution of reliability testing and failure analysis activities within the business. You’ll be responsible for scheduling, preparing, and monitoring test samples in line with reliability test plans, as well as assisting with investigations that support process development, product improvement, and troubleshooting.

    Day-to-day, the Reliability Processor will ensure traceability of activities, maintain accurate records, and contribute to the improvement of methods and techniques. You will also be involved in archiving data, reporting on performance indicators, and conducting basic maintenance checks of reliability and analysis equipment.

    This role offers the chance to build your technical skills in reliability testing and failure analysis while contributing to high-impact projects that directly influence product quality and performance.

    Skills & Experience:

    Essential:

  • Minimum of 3 years’ experience in a mass production environment

  • Ability to work with chemicals safely

  • Positive, flexible, and self-motivated approach

  • Effective communication and problem-solving skills

  • Ability to work within teams and adapt across different tasks

  • Willingness to work a rotating 2-shift pattern (early and late shifts)

    Desirable:

  • General understanding of semiconductor manufacturing processes

  • Basic knowledge of failure analysis techniques

  • Familiarity with reliability testing principles

    Why Should You Apply?

    This is a fantastic opportunity to join a forward-thinking organisation where your work as a Reliability Processor directly supports the performance and reliability of advanced technology products. You’ll gain exposure to high-level testing processes, work in a collaborative team, and enjoy a role that balances technical expertise with problem-solving challenges.

    If you’re looking to grow your skills, contribute to innovative projects, and work in a supportive and professional environment, the Reliability Processor role could be the perfect next step in your career.

    Apply today and take your place as a valued Reliability Processor in a company committed to excellence

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