As a Product Quality Engineer, you'll lead reliability execution for photonic components, collaborate with teams for product development, and conduct testing and analysis to improve processes.

The role involves developing and maintaining automated test cases, validating optical networking systems, and collaborating with engineering teams on test software and defect resolution.

The Technical Program Manager will drive product development for optical hardware, support engineering and manufacturing teams, and manage technical reviews to ensure product readiness.

The Customer Support Representative will manage customer expectations, drive demand, and ensure satisfaction while collaborating with cross-functional teams.

The Epoxy Engineer will develop and optimize epoxy formulations for photonics applications, troubleshoot adhesive issues, and support manufacturing processes to ensure high reliability and performance of optical assemblies.

The Epoxy Engineer will develop and optimize epoxy formulations, troubleshoot adhesive failures, support manufacturing scale-up, ensure reliability, and provide global technical support.

The Failure Analysis Engineer investigates optical, electrical, and mechanical failures in transceivers, collaborates with teams on root cause analysis, and develops testing infrastructure.

Responsible for driving reliability execution of photonic components, ensuring product quality, collaborating with cross-functional teams, and supporting supplier qualifications.

The Customer Sales Representative will manage customer expectations, drive demand, and collaborate with internal teams to meet product goals in a high-tech environment.

Responsible for SI/PI design of 1.6T OSFP modules, conducting simulations and validations, defining design constraints, collaborating with teams, debugging, and contributing technical documentation.

The Power Integrity Engineer will optimize power distribution networks for OSFP designs, performing simulations and collaborating with teams to ensure low-noise power delivery and mitigate interference in high-speed modules.

Lead high-speed electrical design for 1.6T OSFP modules, oversee SI/PI architecture, conduct simulations, mentor engineers, and drive cross-functional decisions.

The role involves driving reliability execution for photonic components, collaborating with cross-functional teams, executing qualification plans, and conducting reliability testing and analysis.

The Failure Analysis Engineer investigates failures of optical transceivers, troubleshooting using schematics and test equipment, documenting results, and collaborating with cross-functional teams to improve product reliability.

The Talent Acquisition Lead will manage hiring for technical roles, partner with leadership to define requirements, and enhance recruitment processes, focusing on specialized engineering roles.

The role involves providing operational support in finance, office administration, and HR functions, ensuring smooth office operation and compliance with guidelines.

The Director of Silicon Operations will lead manufacturing strategy and execution for scaling silicon photonics production, driving performance metrics, and collaborating with teams and suppliers for product transition and operational excellence.

The Director of Silicon Test Engineering will lead test strategy and execution for silicon photonics products, optimizing test solutions and ensuring product reliability. Responsibilities include managing ATE test development, driving yield optimization, and collaborating with cross-functional teams while building a high-performing engineering team.

The Failure Analysis Engineer leads investigations of optical, electrical, and mechanical failures, communicating insights to influence product design and improve manufacturing processes.

Lead software integration for high-speed optical transceivers on advanced switch architectures, ensuring automation and system debugging, collaborating with cross-functional teams.