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Koch Industries

Private conglomerate in energy and materials

Engineer – Failure Analysis

Quality EngineeringConfirmed live in the last 24 hours
Full-timeZhuhai, Guangdong Province, ChinaNo salary listedIn-person

About the Job

Requirements

  • A bachelor's degree or above in science and engineering.
  • At least 3 years of related work experience in optical communications, such as failure analysis, manufacturing, or design.
  • Good knowledge of optical communications products, failure analysis mechanisms, methods, equipment, and quality tools.
  • Ability to accurately determine and analyze product failure causes.
  • Project leadership and management experience.
  • Ability to write clear, accurate, and concise assessments or failure analysis reports.
  • Ability to analyze raw failure data statistically and initiate improvement events.
  • CET-4 or above English proficiency, with good listening, verbal, and written skills.

Responsibilities

  • Create and lead a failure analysis team to investigate customer claims and deeply identify root causes for assigned customer RMA products, enabling corrective actions.
  • Prepare official, logical, and authentic failure analysis reports for RMA cases.
  • Use failure analysis perspectives to compile statistics, review results, initiate improvement events, and solve problems.
  • Compile statistics on RMA product failure modes and confirm and publish final failure-in-time cases promptly.
  • Contribute RMA product repair information and review RMA orders.

About the Company

Koch Industries

Private conglomerate in energy and materials

Koch Industries is a large, private, diversified conglomerate that operates in energy, chemical processing, and manufacturing. It started from an innovation that turned heavy crude oil into gasoline and grew through long‑term investments rather than short‑term market moves. The company generates value by refining fuels and producing chemical products, and it operates Georgia-Pacific, a major maker of paper and building products. Its business model relies on reinvesting most earnings back into the company to fund steady, long‑term growth rather than paying out frequent dividends or seeking quick profits. Koch differentiates itself from many competitors by staying privately owned, which reduces pressure from public markets and enables longer‑range planning. The company’s goal is to build scale and durability across its holdings by sustainable, multi‑decade growth rather than rapid, episodic gains.

Company size
5,001-10,000
Company stage
Growth Equity (Non-Venture Capital)
Total funding
$985.2M
Headquarters
Wichita, KS
Founded
1940

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