Lead Silicon Photonics Device Engineer (Design & Test)

Global Foundries; Town of Malta (NY); On-site; USD 98,000 - 176,000; Full time

Job summary

GlobalFoundries seeks a leader with proven expertise in Silicon Photonics active and passive device simulation, design, fabrication and test. The role involves coordinating qualifications of new photonic devices across integration, reliability, modeling and test teams.

The candidate will interface with customers to guide solutions, debug/root cause technology vs. design challenges, and travel up to 10% to other GF facilities.

Qualifications

• Education - BS and above. Electrical/Optical Engineering or related field.
• Bachelor of Science (B.S.) or equivalent degree in Electrical Engineering, Material Science, Photonics or a related field from an accredited university.
• B.S. + minimum of 11 years of relevant experience
• M.S. + minimum of 8 of relevant experience
• Ph.D. + minimum of 7 of relevant experience

Responsibilities

• Responsible for leading complex development of passive and active silicon photonics device components to meet customer and technology requirements
• Simulate, design and coordinate testing of new silicon photonic devices
• Plan, coordinate, and document qualification of new photonic devices
• Identify issues and technical challenges, formulate appropriate experiments to understand root cause and improve processes to meet requirements
• Interface and support customers to evaluate new and upcoming solutions
• Interface with customers to debug and root cause technology vs. design challenges
• Travel < 10% to other GlobalFoundries facilities may be necessary

Job description

GlobalFoundries seeks a leader with proven expertise in Silicon Photonics active and passive device simulation, design, fabrication and test. The role involves coordinating qualifications of new photonic devices across integration, reliability, modeling and test teams.

The candidate will interface with customers to guide solutions, debug/root cause technology vs. design challenges, and travel up to 10% to other GF facilities.