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A leading photonic deep-tech company in Stuttgart is seeking a Senior Photonic Integrated Circuit Characterization Engineer. In this role, you will lead the characterization of advanced photonic integrated circuits, focusing on developing test setups and providing mentorship to junior engineers. A Master's or PhD in a related field, along with extensive experience in photonic characterization and high-speed testing, is essential. This position offers opportunities for professional growth in a collaborative, innovative environment.
To lead the photonic and electrical characterization of thin‑film lithium niobate (TFLN) photonic integrated circuits (PICs) operating in the GHz regime. This role defines, develops, and operates advanced lab setups, including probe stations and test instrumentation, to extract performance metrics, identify improvement opportunities, and provide feedback to design and manufacturing. The engineer ensures high-quality measurement data, optimizes test procedures, and mentors junior engineers and operators.
Master’s or PhD in Photonics, Electrical Engineering, Applied Physics, or a related field.
Fluent in English; proficiency in German or another European language is a plus.
Q.ANT is a photonic deep‑tech scale‑up developing photonic processing solutions that compute natively with light and deliver a scalable alternative to transistor-based systems. Its Light Empowered Native Arithmetics (LENA) architecture delivers analog co‑processing power optimised for complex computation and enabling energy‑efficient performance for next‑generation AI and HPC applications. Q.ANT operates its own Thin‑Film Lithium Niobate (TFLN) chip pilot line in collaboration with the Institute for Microelectronics Stuttgart, IMS CHIPS, and is currently shipping its Native Processing Servers to selected partners. Q.ANT was founded by Michael Förtsch in 2018 and is headquartered in Stuttgart, Germany.