Systems Engineer Photonics Integration in Semiconductor Manufacturing (f/m/x)

Acquire and maintain holistic domain knowledge of current and emerging photonic technologies used in integrated circuits, including system aspects, photonic devices, manufacturing and inspection technologies

Develop breakthrough concepts and architect innovative equipment solutions for enabling photonic integration in semiconductor manufacturing

Advance pre-development initiatives e.g. in the field of optical I/O, optics-co-packaging, waveguides optical interposers

Utilize diverse information sources, including industry collaborations, internal research teams and academic institutions to stay at the forefront of photonic advancements

Conceptualize and architect innovative equipment solutions that support photonic integration into semiconductor manufacturing

Provide technical leadership to a growing team of experts, guiding them in early-stage development and feasibility studies

Collaborate closely with customers, research institutions, and internal and cross-business-unit R&D departments to align development with industry needs

Contribute to the long-term strategic vision of the company by defining photonics-related opportunities and make a lasting impact on our company’s strategic direction

PhD in photonics, optical engineering, semiconductor physics or a closely related field

Deep technical expertise in photonic technologies for semiconductor applications such as optics co-packaging, optical interconnects and waveguides

Experience in systems engineering and feasibility analysis for complex high-tech equipment

Strong analytical skills and the ability to translate cutting-edge research into practical equipment solutions

Extensive professional network in the photonics and semiconductor industry, including research institutions and chip manufacturers

Ability to lead interdisciplinary technical teams and drive innovation from concept to prototype

Passion for exploring new technological frontiers and shaping the future of semiconductor manufacturing by integrating photonics structures