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- Salary
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- Openings
- 1
- Posted
- 5 days ago
- Work mode
- In office
- Education
- Ph.D.
- Resume
- Required to apply
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Job description
Opportunity Overview
A premier semiconductor foundry is seeking a driven Research Scientist to lead PDK device design and manage research initiatives encompassing integrated opto-electronics circuit design, fabrication, and performance characterization.
Key Responsibilities
- Design and enhance silicon photonic devices, covering both passive and active types such as balanced and high-speed photodetectors, to support application-oriented PDK development.
- Execute independent device characterization to validate performance, analyze results, and maintain thorough documentation.
- Offer expert technical assistance concerning PDK-related inquiries.
- File patents to safeguard company intellectual property related to Silicon Photonics devices.
- Undertake additional responsibilities aligned with project developments and corporate objectives.
Candidate Profile
- Ph.D. qualification in photonics, electrical engineering, physics, or closely related disciplines.
- Solid practical understanding of optical science and photonics technologies.
- Competence in electrical and optical measurement techniques for optical chip devices and integrated systems.
- Creative thinker with exceptional verbal and written communication prowess.
- Strategic mindset capable of planning and accomplishing experimental research tasks.
Application Guidance
Applicants should prepare an updated resume including detailed current salary particulars (base, incentives, annual bonuses) along with expected compensation. Applications can be submitted via the platform or through the specified contact email. Only shortlisted candidates will be contacted.
Contact Information
Loo Hui Yang
Direct Line: 93425045
EA License No: 91C2918
Personnel Registration Number: R11011456
Minimum education
Doctorate
Industry
Semiconductors