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Delta Silicon Photonics Business Division is seeking a PIC Design Engineer/Scientist to design and develop silicon photonic integrated circuits for next‑gen sensing and communication systems. You will cover the full design cycle from concept to tape‑out and collaborate with foundries to optimize PDKs and processes.
The role requires strong fundamentals in photonics, hands‑on experience with simulation tools, and ability to work across multidisciplinary teams to deliver high‑performance PIC
Delta Silicon Photonics Business Division develops world-class silicon photonics chips and solutions that power next-generation sensors and intelligent systems. Our mission is to deliver smarter and safer environments —from machines and infrastructure to everyday life — by translating advanced silicon photonics into real-world impact that benefits people. We are a future-focused, innovative, and entrepreneurial team driven by deep technology expertise, bold execution, and a strong sense of purpose.
As a PIC Design Engineer/Scientist, you will design and develop silicon photonic integrated circuits (PICs) for next-generation optical sensing and communication systems. You will work across the full PIC design cycle—from concept and simulation to layout, tape-out, and foundry interaction. Your work will support multiple applications, including FMCW LiDAR, coherent detection, and advanced optical systems. This role is ideal for someone with strong fundamentals in photonics who wants to broaden their impact across device design, integration, and system-level collaboration.
You’ll work in a highly technical, fast-moving environment where problems are complex and solutions are not always predefined. Collaboration is essential across engineering, product, operations, and supply‑chain teams, and progress depends on clear thinking, trust, and ownership. We value curiosity and continuous learning, and we expect team members to be comfortable navigating ambiguity, testing assumptions, and improving through iteration. People here are encouraged to take initiative, learn quickly from both successes and setbacks, and shape how work gets done.