Senior Diamond Materials R&D Engineer

Diamontronics; Hong Kong; On-site; HKD 480,000 - 780,000; Full time

Job summary

Diamontronics in Hong Kong is seeking researchers to drive Process R&D and Theory Simulation related to diamond polishing and bonding technologies. You will plan experiments, perform simulations, and optimize processes to improve throughput and yield in advanced thermal management applications.

You will collaborate with professors, researchers, and PhD candidates, work across lab-scale to prototype development, and contribute to robust, reproducible results.

Qualifications

• Ph.D. required or expected within one year.
• Hands-on experience in ultra-precision polishing or energy-beam machining.
• Experience with MD/first-principles simulations.
• Doctoral thesis aligned with the specified research directions.
• High-impact SCI publications preferred.
• Excellent English and Chinese communication.
• Legally eligible to work in Hong Kong.

Responsibilities

• Plan and execute systematic experiments for polishing or bonding processes.
• Conduct simulations to study material behavior and interfaces.
• Design experiments (DOE) and establish process windows.
• Identify bottlenecks and propose innovative solutions.
• Scale technologies from lab to prototype with robust reproducibility.
• Collaborate with professors, researchers, and PhD candidates to meet milestones.
• Communicate findings in English and Chinese.

Skills

Ultra-precision polishing

Energy-beam machining

Molecular dynamics (MD) simulations

First-principles simulations

Heterogeneous material integration

Project coordination

Education

Ph.D. in Materials/Mechanical Engineering or related field

Job description

Diamontronics in Hong Kong is seeking researchers to drive Process R&D and Theory Simulation related to diamond polishing and bonding technologies. You will plan experiments, perform simulations, and optimize processes to improve throughput and yield in advanced thermal management applications.

You will collaborate with professors, researchers, and PhD candidates, work across lab-scale to prototype development, and contribute to robust, reproducible results.