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Lumilens is seeking a Failure Analysis Engineer to lead investigations of optical transceiver failures from field or production testing. You will work with R&D, supplier quality, and production to identify root causes and drive corrective actions, while developing new test infrastructure and automation scripts for customer switches.
The role requires strong problem solving, data analysis, and hands-on testing in cutting-edge photonic tech. Collaboration with customers is common.
At Lumilens, we are building the essential photonics infrastructure that will drive tomorrow’s AI supercomputing. From chip-to-chip optical interconnects to scalable photonic engines, Lumilens is ushering in a new era of computing that is faster, cooler, and dramatically more efficient. We're a well-funded startup backed by Mayfield and led by veterans who have built and scaled some of the industry's most transformative technologies.
As a Failure Analysis Engineer at Lumilens, you will play a critical role in ensuring the reliability and performance of our advanced optical transceiver products. You'll lead the investigation of optical, electrical, and mechanical failures either from field deployments or production testing, using schematics, test equipment, and fault isolation techniques to identify root causes and drive corrective actions. Partnering closely with R&D, supplier quality, and production teams, you’ll document findings, assess field risks, and communicate insights that directly influence product design and manufacturing improvements.
This role also involves developing new test infrastructure, writing automation scripts for customer switches, and occasionally engaging directly with customers on technical inquiries. It's a highly collaborative, hands-on position at the intersection of engineering, quality, and innovation. This role is ideal for someone passionate about problem solving and driving continuous improvement in cutting edge optical technologies.
Responsible for optical, mechanical and electrical analysis/troubleshooting of optical transceivers returned from field deployment or internal testing.
Troubleshoot failures using schematics, test equipment, switches, fault isolation techniques, and Design of Experiments
Work with cross-functional teams, including supplier quality engineers, to determine the root cause(s) and appropriate improvement/corrective actions
Thorough documentation of all test and failure analysis results, including photographs, test data, and repair work
Interface with production databases to extract original shipment information, test data, and traceability information.
Assess field risk based on understanding of failure modes and field data utilizing available reliability tools
Analyze and present periodic and timely updates on failure analysis progress and reliability estimates to R&D, corporate teams, and customers
Engage in discussion with customers and respond to direct technical inquiries
Bring-up new internal and external test infrastructure to validate failure signatures observed in customer environments
Develop test scripts to operate and report data from customer switches
Experience in datacenter architecture is a plus
Minimum 5 yr. experience of related experience. Experiences in transceiver module tests at 400G, 800G, 1.6T, etc., are preferred.
BS/MS in physics, electrical/Mechanical engineering or other relevant field or equivalent experience
Extensive knowledge of and experience working with analog and digital circuits
Familiar with MSA and customer standards/requirements
Familiar with basic failure analysis techniques/methodologies
Strong device physics background
Fundamental understanding of OSA assembly and its periphery circuits
Knowledge of OSA assemblies, PCBA, and module manufacturing processes is an added advantage
Working knowledge of device characterization and its techniques
Strong data analysis skills
Excellent verbal and written communication skills