- Define, own, and continuously mature Range's end-to-end reliability program, establishing standards, processes, and culture across engineering, manufacturing, and operations
- Build and maintain a reliability roadmap aligned with product development milestones and fleet growth targets
- Develop and deploy predictive reliability models leveraging field telemetry, sensor data, and historical failure data to anticipate failures before they occur
- Build reliability growth models (Duane, AMSAA/Crow) to track and project reliability improvement over the product lifecycle
- Apply statistical methods Weibull analysis, Monte Carlo simulation, regression modeling to quantify failure risk and remaining useful life (RUL) of critical components
- Establish and monitor fleet-level KPIs including MTBF, MTTR, availability, failure rate, and warranty cost trends
- Define and leadDFMEAs to proactively identify and mitigate failure modes across systems to minimize costs and enhance customer satisfaction
- Define and enforce reliability requirements at the system, subsystem, and component level for Class 8 powertrain, chassis, and vehicle integration applications
- Conduct reliability allocation and reliability block diagram (RBD) modeling to ensure top-level uptime targets are achievable by design
- Champion reliability-centered design decisions including redundancy strategies, derating, and materials selection appropriate for heavy-duty trucking environments
- Author and maintain master Test Plans covering scope, objectives, resources, schedules, entry/exit criteria, and risk, ensuring alignment across engineering, program management, and leadership stakeholders
- Develop and execute comprehensive testing protocols including environmental (temperature, humidity, thermal shock, vibration, dust/water ingress), durability, fatigue, load, and accelerated life testing (ALT) tailored to Class 8 operating conditions
- Build Usage Profiles and Mission Profiles that accurately represent real-world Class 8 duty cycles long-haul, regional, and vocational and translate them into lab-equivalent test specifications
- Define and manage the Design Verification Plan and Report (DVP&R) for all major systems and subsystems, ensuring full traceability from requirements through test evidence
- Develop Production Validation Testing (PVT) plans to confirm that manufacturing processes do not degrade reliability relative to design intent
- Lead investigations into product failures, perform root cause analyses using 8D, Fishbone, 5-Why, and FTA methodologies, and implement corrective actions to prevent recurrence
- Maintain a living failure database and lessons-learned repository to capture institutional knowledge and inform future designs
- Create detailed reports, including DVP&Rs, test reports, failure analysis summaries, and reliability scorecards, to document testing procedures, results, and corrective actions
- Participate in design reviews and contribute to the development of supplemental design documentation such as assembly instructions, test reports, and cost analyses
- Support continuous improvement initiatives by leveraging field and test data to drive design iteration and product upgrades
- 7+ years of experience in reliability engineering or a related role. In automotive/ heavy trucking
- Proficiency in reliability testing methodologies and data analysis techniques including DVP&R, ALT, DFMEAs, and HALT/HASS
Experience with reliability metrics and statistical analysis tools. - Strong problem-solving skills with the ability to conduct thorough root cause methodologies (8D, 5-Why, FTA, Fishbone, etc.).
- Excellent communication skills, both verbal and written, with the ability to collaborate across engineering disciplines and business functions.
- Ability to work on-site in a dynamic environment, with hands-on involvement on the build floor.
- Comfortable working across hardware, software, and operations teams in a fast-paced, hands-on environment
- Bachelor’s degree in Mechanical Engineering or a related field.
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Leadership experience in collegiate-level student design competitions.
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Prior internship or co-op experience in an engineering environment.
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Familiarity with automotive engineering standards, manufacturing technology, and electric vehicles.
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Demonstrated hands-on experience in a fabrication shop using machine tools.
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Certifications in reliability engineering or related disciplines.
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Experience with Design Verification Plan and Report (DVP&R) processes.
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Knowledge of fault injection testing methodologies.
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Knowledge of automotive engineering standards (ISO 26262, SAE J standards)
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Physical Requirements: Ability to lift and carry up to 50 pounds of equipment and components. Comfortable with occasional bending, kneeling, and climbing as required for infrastructure maintenance.
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Travel Requirements: Occasional travel may be required for training, pilot support, conferences, or to support remote office locations.
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While we appreciate the importance of schedule flexibility, it's essential to note that the nature of this role necessitates a regular and consistent onsite presence.
Range Energy’s compensation package includes a competitive salary, equity for all full-time roles, and a generous benefits package. The salary range for Mountain View, CA based applicants is between $165,000 - $260,000 annually. The salary band range indicated reflects early career, senior, and staff-level experience and final salary will be specific to a candidate’s experience level. The total compensation will be determined based on multiple factors including domain knowledge, experience and location.
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Range’s eTrailer System transforms diesel tractor-trailers to hybrid-electric, while providing power for zero-emission refrigeration.
Key team members

Holly Lim

Tyler Engh

David Sands

Ali Javidan
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