Jobs at Lumentum

The Financial Analyst will support forecasting, budgeting, variance analysis, financial reporting, dashboards, annual planning, and long-range financial modeling. The role analyzes business performance, profitability, risks, and cost-saving opportunities; collaborates with departments to ensure accurate data; supports financial policies and process improvements; and presents insights to management. Advanced Excel and financial modeling skills are required, while SAP, Oracle, or Hyperion experience is preferred.

Manages strategic relationships with hyperscale cloud customers, driving revenue growth, optical networking design wins, executive engagement, complex negotiations, long-term supply agreements, and multi-year sales opportunities. Coordinates cross-functional teams, develops account strategies, identifies AI infrastructure opportunities, manages forecasts and CRM activity, and supports customer engagements through production deployment.

Defines and implements reliability qualification programs for optical and optoelectronic components. Assesses ageing characteristics, failure modes, degradation models, and reliability risks using accelerated life testing, statistical analysis, and physics-of-failure methods. Collaborates with design, process, test, product, and quality engineering teams; interfaces with customers; prepares and defends technical reports; and supports root-cause analysis, characterization, and reliability-focused design improvements.

Manages the full contractor lifecycle at a controlled manufacturing site, ensuring approvals, inductions, competencies, insurance, RAMS, permits, safety compliance and performance standards are met. Coordinates contractor activities with production, facilities, engineering, EHS, security and project teams to minimize operational disruption. Conducts audits, investigates incidents, tracks corrective actions, manages reporting and supports maintenance, capital projects and infrastructure work. Authorized to stop unsafe or non-compliant contractor activities.

The Staff Electronics Component Engineer selects, qualifies, approves, and manages electronic components throughout their lifecycle. Responsibilities include maintaining specifications and approved vendor lists, reviewing BOMs and engineering changes, identifying alternates, assessing reliability and supply-chain risks, evaluating supplier changes, supporting failure analysis, and managing counterfeit-part controls. The role collaborates with engineering, quality, sourcing, manufacturing, compliance, and suppliers to ensure component performance, availability, regulatory compliance, and long-term reliability.

Owns the selection, qualification, reliability, lifecycle management, and approval of optical components for photonic, telecom, datacom, and laser products. The role evaluates specifications, tolerances, supplier changes, reliability data, and supply-chain risks; leads qualification testing; supports manufacturing and suppliers; and provides recommendations on component approval, alternates, engineering changes, and long-term product stability.

Leads mechanical component engineering for optical, telecom, datacom, and electronic products. Responsibilities include component selection, qualification, reliability oversight, lifecycle management, specifications, tolerance analysis, failure analysis, engineering change assessment, alternate-source qualification, and supplier collaboration. The role partners with design, manufacturing, procurement, compliance, and supplier quality teams to resolve component issues and ensure manufacturability, performance, quality, cost, and long-term availability.

Provides senior technical ownership for cloud products across industrialization, NPI, product transfer, production ramp, and sustaining engineering. Leads manufacturability, qualification, configuration control, yield, quality, reliability, cost, and complex issue resolution. Partners with Manufacturing, R&D, Quality, Process Engineering, NPI, Supply Chain, and global teams while mentoring engineers and driving product lifecycle improvements.

Lead end-to-end development and manufacturing readiness for complex optical switch modules. Responsibilities include NPI, process and product design reviews, troubleshooting production and yield issues, coordinating cross-functional teams, managing BOMs and suppliers, optimizing manufacturing processes, leading DFM and PFMEA, and maintaining work instructions. The role also requires data analysis and knowledge of assembly, testing, reliability, and materials science.

Designs and develops automated machinery and mechanical systems for production environments. Responsibilities include mechanical CAD, FEA and CFD analysis, robotics programming and integration, tooling and sensor selection, PLC and vision-system integration, GD&T, tolerance analysis, supplier assessment, lean manufacturing, troubleshooting, and equipment commissioning. The role also supports cross-functional product development, documentation, project management, and production ramp-up.

Supports new product introduction through product and process design reviews, BOM management, manufacturing process development, validation, operator training, and production readiness. Troubleshoots product, process, yield, quality, and cost issues; analyzes production data and process variation; and drives corrective actions, yield improvements, process stabilization, and transition to mass production in collaboration with engineering, supply chain, contract manufacturers, and suppliers.

Leads test engineering for high-tech products across manufacturing, reliability, validation, NPI, and lifecycle support. Develops test strategies, plans, specifications, and coverage; executes reliability testing; analyzes failures, yield, quality, and performance data; supports product qualification, design for testability and manufacturability, engineering changes, root-cause analysis, and cost reduction. Collaborates globally with R&D, manufacturing, quality, process, and product engineering teams while supporting EHS standards.

Owns high-precision die bond and die attach processes for optical and photonic manufacturing. Responsibilities include process development, characterization, qualification, technology transfer, manufacturing readiness, yield improvement, troubleshooting, documentation, and high-volume production support. Leads NPI and contract manufacturer transfers, root-cause investigations, automation and cycle-time improvements, process validation, and cross-functional technical projects. Provides technical leadership, mentors junior engineers, and supports product commercialization and sustained manufacturing excellence.

Own test strategy, manufacturing and reliability test plans, validation, data analysis, yield improvement, root cause investigations, and product qualification across the product lifecycle. Collaborate with engineering, manufacturing, quality, and global teams on NPI, production ramp, engineering changes, cost reduction, and product readiness while supporting EHS initiatives.

Maintains and improves optical and photonic manufacturing processes by monitoring stability, troubleshooting production issues, improving quality and yield, supporting new product introduction, and implementing Lean and Six Sigma initiatives. The role develops process documentation, validates process changes, supports audits, and collaborates with production, quality, R&D, NPI, and equipment engineering teams in cleanroom and manufacturing environments.

Owns product engineering and manufacturing execution for cloud products from development through volume production. Leads NPI, product transfer, qualification, ramp-up, configuration control, DfX, documentation, engineering changes, yield improvement, root-cause investigations, quality and reliability initiatives, and cost reduction. Partners with Manufacturing, R&D, Process Engineering, Quality, and NPI teams globally to ensure products are manufacturable, scalable, high-quality, and cost-effective.

Senior Manufacturing Product Engineer responsible for product definition, technical performance, manufacturability, and manufacturing execution for cloud products. Leads industrialization, NPI, product transfer, qualification, production ramp-up, yield and quality improvement, root-cause analysis, cost reduction, documentation, and engineering change management. Collaborates with global Manufacturing, R&D, Process Engineering, Quality, and NPI teams throughout the product lifecycle.

Maintains and improves manufacturing processes for optical and photonic products. Responsibilities include monitoring process stability, troubleshooting production and quality issues, conducting root-cause analysis, implementing corrective actions, improving yield and efficiency, supporting new product introduction and process validation, maintaining manufacturing documentation, and ensuring compliance with quality, safety, ESD, cleanroom, and customer requirements.

Leads new product introduction programs at external contract manufacturing sites from planning through qualification, production ramp, and sustaining handoff. Coordinates R&D, operations, supply chain, quality, and manufacturing partners; manages schedules, risks, budgets, resources, equipment deployment, readiness reviews, and issue resolution. Ensures contract manufacturer readiness across tooling, testing, materials, documentation, staffing, training, quality, and capacity.

Leads a team responsible for product security, vulnerability management, software assurance, secure manufacturing, and cloud security applications. Establishes vulnerability remediation processes, manages SCA tools, oversees SBOM and VEX reporting, secures software signing and release operations, and develops secure customer-facing cloud platforms and APIs for exchanging trusted device and product-security information.