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AlpSemi in Grenoble, France, is seeking an R&D Technician – Processes and Characterization to join the cleanroom team. You will fabricate, investigate, and improve devices using photolithography, deposition, etching, and measurements, collaborating across facilities and with partners.
The role requires a two- to three-year higher education in physical measurement or microengineering, some cleanroom experience, and strong English.
Build the devices that will power sustainable electrification worldwide!
AlpSemi is an industrial deep tech company building next-generation semiconductor power switches.
We are driving a generational technology shift: enabling the large-scale adoption of Solid-State Circuit Breakers, a breakthrough technology set to transform power protection and distribution, much like LEDs transformed lightning and digital cameras transformed photography.
Our technologies address one of the biggest challenges of our time: enabling sustainable electrification at scale by optimizing power consumption across global markets such as IA data centers, thereby improving access to electricity worldwide.
As part of the R&D team, you will contribute to the fabrication, evaluation, and improvement of innovative devices in a cleanroom environment. You will work across several technology facilities and partner laboratories, carrying out microfabrication processes and the characterization required to monitor development progress.
You will work closely with the engineers, researchers, and technical partners involved in the projects. The position is based in Grenoble, France, with occasional travail within France and potentially elsewhere in Europe.
Joining AlpSemi is an opportunity to accelerate your growth, unlock your potential and develop the skills, mindset and ownership that will shape your entire career. From day one, you will work on meaningful technical challenges, learning from experienced entrepreneurs and engineers, and contribute to building products that will redefine one of the most critical infrastructures in our society: power systems.