Lead Photonics Process Engineer, TFLN Nanofabrication
Finchetto
Cardiff
On-site
GBP 50,000 - 70,000
Full time
14 days+
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Job summary
Finchetto in Cardiff is seeking a Senior Photonics Process Engineer to lead the development of cleanroom nanofabrication processes for integrated photonics components. The ideal candidate will have proven experience in semiconductor manufacturing, optical testing, and cleanroom protocols. Responsibilities include operating cleanroom equipment, characterizing materials, and collaborating with the R&D team. This role provides access to advanced cleanroom facilities, making it essential for those looking to push boundaries in photonic systems.
Qualifications
Proven experience working in a cleanroom facility.
Proven experience in manufacturing semiconductor optical structures.
Strong background in integrated photonics on Silicon, III-V materials, or TFLN.
Responsibilities
Lead the development of cleanroom processes for TFLN wafers.
Operate cleanroom equipment to manufacture optical nanostructures.
Collaborate with the R&D team to define manufacturable designs.
Characterize TFLN wafer properties before fabrication.
Analyze characterization results and communicate findings.
Skills
Manufacturing and characterizing optical nanostructures
Analysing and interpreting characterization data
Hands-on experience in optical testing
Excellent communication and teamwork skills
Education
Strong background in integrated photonics
Job description
Finchetto in Cardiff is seeking a Senior Photonics Process Engineer to lead the development of cleanroom nanofabrication processes for integrated photonics components. The ideal candidate will have proven experience in semiconductor manufacturing, optical testing, and cleanroom protocols. Responsibilities include operating cleanroom equipment, characterizing materials, and collaborating with the R&D team. This role provides access to advanced cleanroom facilities, making it essential for those looking to push boundaries in photonic systems.