Psiquantum
Senior Optical Packaging Engineer
Milpitas, California. Posted 11 months ago
The role
The Senior Optical Packaging Engineer will develop and implement a high-performance fiber-to-chip package and a scalable packaging process for optical systems. This role involves hands-on lab work, designing experiments, and working with manufacturing groups and vendors to scale packaging designs.
What you will do
- Perform hands-on lab work to develop an optical package and fiber-to-chip alignment scheme.
- Help develop packaging prototypes and scalable fiber-to-chip packaging flows.
- Review packaging design BOMs and work with supply chain on procuring parts.
- Establish and update version-controlled DFM requirements.
- Design, execute, summarize and analyze experiments and process trend studies.
- Work with manufacturing group and vendors on transferring and scaling packaging designs.
- Advise manufacturing group and vendors on setup of high-throughput packaging assembly lines.
- Work with external vendors and suppliers to source required materials.
Required qualifications
- Master’s Degree or above in Engineering, Physics or Material Science.
- 10+ years of experience with semiconductor company or supplier working on PIC packaging design, qualification & multi-chip assemblies.
- 5+ years of experience working with optical fibers, optical measurements.
- 5+ years of work experience with advanced semiconductor packaging OSAT and/or EOL vendors.
- 5+ years of experience with semiconductor company or supplier working on FAU / optical connector to chip attachment.
- Experience with fiber attach tooling & process/flow development and optical data analysis.
- Experience with FA and 8D failure resolution techniques.
- Experience with developing metrics for yield and quality management, including reliability and yield based on optical and mechanical performance.
Benefits
- Equity
- Benefits
About the company
PsiQuantum's mission is to build the first useful quantum computers using silicon photonics. The company focuses on building and deploying million-qubit, fault-tolerant quantum systems.