Optical Packaging Test Engineer - Hybrid | Equity Eligible

NVIDIA; Santa Clara (CA); On-site; USD 88,000 - 150,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Equity

Benefits package

Job summary

NVIDIA’s Optical Packaging Test Engineer role focuses on benchtop testing using advanced optical equipment and updating testing methodologies to improve process accuracy. You will create documentation to standardize workflows and collect data to visualize optical parameters in test chips.

You will collaborate with multi-functional teams within NVIDIA to define testing requirements for optical packaging, applying strong problem-solving and photonic knowledge to drive product differentiation.

Qualifications

• Bachelor's degree in Materials Science, Data Science, Physics or related fields or equivalent experience with 2+ years of work experience.
• Experience with optical test equipment like lasers, OPM, BRM, and optical switches.
• Knowledge in optical connector standards.
• Basic photonic device knowledge.
• Strong problem-solving skills.

Responsibilities

• Responsible for benchtop testing using advanced optical test equipment.
• Updating testing methodologies and optical equipment.
• Creating new documentation to standardize workflow and procedures.
• Data collection and visualization of optical parameters in test chips.
• Collaborate with multi-functional teams within NVIDIA and define optical package testing requirements.

Skills

Optical test equipment

Problem-solving

Photonic device knowledge

Education

Bachelor's degree in Materials Science, Data Science, Physics or related fields

Equivalent experience with 2+ years

Tools

Python

JMP

Job description

NVIDIA’s Optical Packaging Test Engineer role focuses on benchtop testing using advanced optical equipment and updating testing methodologies to improve process accuracy. You will create documentation to standardize workflows and collect data to visualize optical parameters in test chips.

You will collaborate with multi-functional teams within NVIDIA to define testing requirements for optical packaging, applying strong problem-solving and photonic knowledge to drive product differentiation.