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Lumilens PTE. LTD. in Singapore is recruiting an Optical Product Test Engineer to lead validation and quality assurance of photonics components, modules, and systems.
You will blend hands-on production testing with test development and reporting for both NPI and volume manufacturing. The role collaborates with optical design, hardware, and manufacturing teams to calibrate, characterize, and troubleshoot next‑generation photonics technologies powering AI and HPC infra.
At Lumilens we are building the critical photonics infrastructure that powers tomorrow’s AI supercomputing. From chip-to-chip optical interconnects to scalable photonic engines, Lumilens is unlocking a new era of computing - faster, cooler, and massively more efficient.
We’re a well-funded startup backed by Mayfield and led by veterans who’ve built and scaled some of the most transformative technologies in the industry. At Lumilens, we’re developing high-speed photonics products purpose-built to power the future of AI infrastructure and high-performance computing.
This isn’t incremental innovation, it’s a ground-floor opportunity to rethink the optical layer from the silicon up. You’ll work alongside a team of world-class engineers solving some of the hardest challenges in scaling optical systems. Every line of code, every design decision, every breakthrough you help deliver will shape the infrastructure of tomorrow.
If you're looking for mission, momentum, and the chance to make an outsized impact, jump on the rocket ship. We’re just getting started.
As an Optical Product Test Engineer, you will play a critical role in validating and ensuring the quality of Lumilens’ photonic components, modules, and systems. This role blends hands‑on production testing with test development and reporting, supporting both new product introduction (NPI) and volume manufacturing.
You’ll work closely with optical design, hardware, and manufacturing teams to perform calibration, characterization, and troubleshooting of next-generation photonics technologies that will power tomorrow’s AI and HPC infrastructure.