The Senior Epitaxy Process Engineer develops and optimizes semiconductor processes, oversees manufacturing support, and provides guidance to engineering teams. Responsibilities include process improvements, technical documentation, troubleshooting, and mentoring staff.

The Program Manager will lead new product introduction activities, manage program scope, costs, schedules, and communication with stakeholders, ensuring timely production releases.

As a Technical Program Leader, you will oversee complex optical module programs, ensuring they meet performance and budget targets while leading cross-functional teams through development and release phases.

Develop and manage wafer fab processes for indium phosphide semiconductor components, integrating new products and improving existing processes.

Drive the strategy for optical components and packaging, lead architecture/design for new products, and ensure product differentiation and market readiness.

Lead quality control processes to ensure zero defects in manufacturing, improve supply chain performance, and conduct audits while fostering teamwork and problem-solving.

As a Test Engineer, you will design and implement testing processes, drive automation, troubleshoot test issues, and collaborate with teams. Advanced analytical skills and proficiency in programming are key.

Assist with financial statement preparation, accounts payable and receivable, month-end closing activities, and maintain financial records.

The Product Engineer manages mass production products, driving yield improvement, supporting R&D transitions to contracts, and troubleshooting electronics and optics problems.

The Field Application Engineer will negotiate technical specifications, support customer design reviews, develop solutions for transceiver modules, and create product documentation.

Develop new wafer processes, define equipment requirements, and apply technologies to manufacturing and product evaluation, initiating projects for improved processes.

The role involves developing and optimizing die bond/wire bond processes, managing production rates, conducting risk assessments, and ensuring quality compliance in a fast-paced electronics manufacturing environment.

This role involves developing and modifying lithography processes, introducing new equipment, and planning projects for improved wafer processing in manufacturing.

The Test Engineer will develop test processes, analyze issues, drive automation, and create test hardware and software solutions in an electronics manufacturing environment.

The Equipment Maintenance Technician performs troubleshooting, repair, and maintenance of electro-mechanical equipment in manufacturing. This includes using diagnostic tools and collaborating with engineers for modifications.

Responsible for troubleshooting, repairing, and maintaining electro-mechanical equipment used in manufacturing. Adjusts and rebuilds equipment per manuals and layouts.

Lead quality assurance processes in semiconductor assembly, manage cross-functional teams, and drive quality improvements initiatives at the company.

The Lithography Process Engineer develops and modifies lithography processes, introduces new equipment, and improves production technology for semiconductor manufacturing.

The Epitaxy Process Engineer develops and modifies epitaxy processes, introduces equipment, and contributes to product fabrication from pilot to full-scale manufacturing.

The Senior Quality Engineer will develop quality control processes, lead manufacturing audits, coordinate corrective actions, and facilitate team problem-solving to enhance quality standards and reduce defects.