Infrared Epitaxy Growth Engineer

Teledyne Scientific & Imaging; Camarillo (CA); On-site; USD 91,000 - 121,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Health Insurance

Dental Insurance

Vision Insurance

Life Insurance

Paid Vacation & Holidays

401(k) with Company Match

Stock Purchase Plan

Tuition Reimbursement

Team Events

Job summary

Teledyne Imaging Sensors is seeking an Epitaxy Growth Engineer in Camarillo, CA. You will lead HgCdTe MBE growth and wafer characterization for infrared detectors, working with a mission-focused team that values technical excellence and collaboration.

The role requires hands-on MBE growth and tool maintenance, with a strong background in opto-electronic devices and related analysis methods. PhD or MS in Engineering or Physics is preferred, and US citizenship is required for access restrictions.

Qualifications

• Hands-on MBE growth of semiconductors required.
• Hands-on MBE tool maintenance and repair in a lab setting.
• Background in opto-electronic semiconductor devices, optics, electronics, software, cryogenics, radiometric, and modelling, test, and analysis methods.
• Excellent verbal and written communication skills.

Responsibilities

• MBE growth production and characterization of HgCdTe wafers for high-performance infrared focal plane arrays and detectors.
• MBE tool ownership from planning, maintenance, growth design, recipe writing, wafer growth and post-growth characterization.
• Innovate growth/characterization techniques for continual yield improvements and increased wafer throughput.

Education

PhD or MS degree in Engineering, Physics, or related field

Job description

Teledyne Imaging Sensors is seeking an Epitaxy Growth Engineer in Camarillo, CA. You will lead HgCdTe MBE growth and wafer characterization for infrared detectors, working with a mission-focused team that values technical excellence and collaboration.

The role requires hands-on MBE growth and tool maintenance, with a strong background in opto-electronic devices and related analysis methods. PhD or MS in Engineering or Physics is preferred, and US citizenship is required for access restrictions.