FAQs
What is the primary role of a Lab Rework Technician at NVIDIA?
The primary role of a Lab Rework Technician at NVIDIA involves performing rework and reflow processes on product and engineering platforms for NVIDIA GPUs and SOCs, including tasks such as BGA attach, board rework, and mechanical assembly.
What specific tasks will I be responsible for in this position?
As a Lab Rework Technician, you will be responsible for BGA attach, soldering test points, analyzing soldering compounds, mechanical and thermal assembly, inspecting boards, and addressing issues with package and board warpage.
What qualifications are required for this position?
Candidates are required to have an ITI Electronics or similar qualification with a minimum of 4 years of experience in the semiconductor industry, along with hands-on experience in BGA rework stations.
Is experience with specific soldering techniques necessary for this job?
Yes, experience with hand soldering of discrete components, fine pitch soldering, and IC wiring is essential for this position.
What types of equipment will I be using as a Lab Rework Technician?
You will be using various rework equipment and tools, including hot air guns, crimping tools, and soldering irons.
Will I need to read schematics for this role?
Yes, a knowledge of reading schematics and experience with design tools such as Allegro is required for this position.
Is knowledge of computer assembly necessary for the job?
Yes, basic knowledge about different parts of a personal computer and computer assembly is important for the role.
What types of PCBs will I be working with?
You will be working with multi-layer PCBs and various types of component packages, particularly in the context of high-density boards and large packages.
Are there opportunities for professional development in this role?
Yes, being part of a highly motivated and talented global hardware team provides opportunities for skill enhancement and professional growth within the semiconductor industry.
What is the work environment like for a Lab Rework Technician?
The work environment is collaborative and technical, involving hands-on tasks in a lab dedicated to product and engineering platforms, requiring attention to detail, precision, and teamwork.