Definition:
The FMEA ((Failure Mode and Effect Analysis) is a process analysis tool, with a
step-by-step approach, used in the LFoundry manufacturing processes to identify
all possible potential failures in a product or a process, highlighting the
causes and the effects for each failure and providing recommended actions
to prevent the occurrence of the same failure or, at least, to limit their
effect.
Problem statement
and High Level Requirement
With the increasing of our Company market interests and consequent number of
products/process to be analyzed, the FMEA process needs to be supported by an
integrated software in order for LFoundry to maintain and improve the Quality
System effectiveness and efficiency.
This software must consist of a database and an associated application to allow
the request management (insert, delete, modify, notify, approve). It must also
be compatible and integrable with the other software’s, mainly with the
Manufacturing Execution System, currently in use in LFoundry
Education: master graduate student in Informatics
Duration: 6 months starting January 2020
Requested background: Software programming (Unix, HTML, etc.); DB Admin (either relational or no-SQL) and
S/W development competencies
