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We are an innovative, growing physics and engineering team working at the intersection of breakthrough scientific exploration and real-world product feasibility. We are seeking an exceptional Scientist, specializing in optics and non linear optics, to lead the conceptualization, design, and experimental validation of novel and unique optical architectures. In this role, you will investigate uncharted concepts, explore first-of-their-kind ideas, and turn exploratory physics into viable system-level solutions with the potential to reshape technology.

Explore, architect, and validate early-stage optical concepts and architectures where final specifications and solutions are yet to be defined
Design, model, and simulate advanced optical systems, focusing on ultrafast laser optics, nonlinear optical phenomena, and optical scanning mechanisms
Build, align, and operate experimental lab setups to prototype ideas, evaluate feasibility, and characterize novel optical phenomena
Partner with external vendors and specialized component suppliers from initial technical engagement through fabrication, testing, and delivery
Investigate physical limitations, identify fundamental trade-offs, and define requirements for next-generation systems
Translate complex experimental and theoretical findings into clear engineering insights for multidisciplinary hardware, software, and systems teams.

Responsibilities
Lead optical concept exploration: de-risk high-uncertainty ideas through rigorous modeling and hands-on lab experimentation
Design and implement optical systems involving ultrafast lasers, nonlinear optics, and beam-scanning systems
Establish and drive external vendor relationships, including optical specification drafting, design reviews, and vendor deliverables qualification
Develop custom experimental benches and test procedures to validate system-level performance against physical limits
Analyze complex experimental datasets and communicate actionable recommendations to cross-functional engineering teams

faculty of electrical and electronics engineering remote optical sensing biomedical lab
role description
this is a full-time, on-site role for an international postdoctoral position in a remote optical sensing biomedical lab. the role will involve conducting research, developing innovative Machine Learning /deep learning applications for medical, optical and electrical devices, collaborating with a multidisciplinary team, and publishing scientific papers in the relevant field.

We are looking for a Mechanical Assembler to join our team. This hands-on role involves the assembly and integration of precision electro-mechanical and electro-optical systems, supporting both prototype development and serial production in a cutting-edge technological environment.



Responsibilities

Assemble precision electro-mechanical and electro-optical systems
Work in an advanced multidisciplinary R&D environment
Build prototypes and support transition to serial production

We are looking for a Systems Engineer to join the Integrated Metrology team, a multidisciplinary group of physicists and engineers working together to implement cutting-edge metrology technologies in the semiconductor industry from a unique and innovative perspective.
The role combines theoretical and experimental system engineering and provides the opportunity to work on advanced multidisciplinary optical measurement products throughout their lifecycle, from customer needs and early development stages through integration, product transfer to manufacturing, and support at customer sites.
Responsibilities
What you will be doing:
Perform theoretical and experimental systems engineering to support state-of-the-art new and existing multidisciplinary optical measurement products.
Drive the full system lifecycle, from understanding customer needs through feasibility and concept evaluation, translating them into cross-disciplinary system requirements, while defining and managing system KPIs.
Conduct laboratory and on-site system diagnostics, troubleshooting, and problem-solving, including root-cause analysis, mitigation plans, implementation of robust system calibration methods, and product transfer to manufacturing.
Work closely with multiple disciplines, including physics, optics, algorithms, mechanics, electronics, and software.
Translate customers high-level requirements into detailed technical specifications.
Support system integration, validation, and product maturity throughout the development lifecycle.
Travel to customer sites worldwide approximately 2-3 times per year.

We are looking for a Systems Engineer to join the Integrated Metrology team, a multidisciplinary group of physicists and engineers working together to implement cutting-edge metrology technologies in the semiconductor industry from a unique and innovative perspective.
The role combines theoretical and experimental system engineering and provides the opportunity to work on advanced multidisciplinary optical measurement products throughout their lifecycle, from customer needs and early development stages through integration, product transfer to manufacturing, and support at customer sites.
Responsibilities
What you will be doing:
Perform theoretical and experimental systems engineering to support state-of-the-art new and existing multidisciplinary optical measurement products.
Drive the full system lifecycle, from understanding customer needs through feasibility and concept evaluation, translating them into cross-disciplinary system requirements, while defining and managing system KPIs.
Conduct laboratory and on-site system diagnostics, troubleshooting, and problem-solving, including root-cause analysis, mitigation plans, implementation of robust system calibration methods, and product transfer to manufacturing.
Work closely with multiple disciplines, including physics, optics, algorithms, mechanics, electronics, and software.
Translate customers high-level requirements into detailed technical specifications.
Support system integration, validation, and product maturity throughout the development lifecycle.
Travel to customer sites worldwide approximately 2-3 times per year.

Our Optics Group is looking for a Senior Optical Engineer to lead a range of development activities involving critical modules in our advanced, multidisciplinary metrology systems. This is an opportunity to shape optical concepts from early feasibility through final design and qualification, and to translate deep scientific understanding into state-of-the-art system performance.
Youll be joining the Optics Group:
Own the complete optical path of our tools-from light sources, through optical channels, to sensors.
Work with diverse, high-end technologies spanning multiple optics disciplines to deliver state-of-the-art system-level performance.
Contribute across the full development lifecycle, from concept and feasibility through final design and qualification.
Operate in a dynamic, multidisciplinary environment, managing research, design, and engineering activities in parallel.
Responsibilities
Analyze complex physical effects that influence tool performance.
Design the optical architecture and configuration of our tools.
Develop new optical concepts and translate them into practical system solutions.
Lead feasibility studies for new concepts and configurations.
Define rigorous test plans and design the required experimental setups.
Verify results both off-tool and on-tool, ensuring alignment with system-level requirements.
Select vendors and provide ongoing technical leadership and management.

We are seeking an experienced and innovative R&D System Scientist to join the System Engineering Stand-Alone team within the Research & Development organization. In this role, you will become an integral part of a multidisciplinary team of physicists and engineers responsible for developing advanced metrology technologies, from early-stage research through product delivery.
The team develops cutting-edge metrology solutions for the semiconductor industry, combining expertise in physics, optics, mechanics, electronics, motion control, algorithms, and software. You will lead complex system investigations, transform customer and business requirements into technical solutions, and drive scientific innovation that directly impacts our next-generation products.
Responsibilities
What you will be doing:
Perform theoretical and experimental systems engineering to support state-of-the-art new and existing multidisciplinary optical measurement products.
Define, lead, and oversee the implementation of innovative system solutions.
Collaborate with hardware, software, optics, and algorithm engineering teams to deliver multidisciplinary solutions.
Analyze complex datasets and perform advanced statistical evaluations to support product and technology development.
Investigate critical system behaviors, perform root-cause analysis, and establish robust mitigation and calibration methods.
Support product transfer to manufacturing, service, and production organizations while serving as a technical expert for complex challenges.
Translate customer needs and high-level requirements into detailed technical specifications and system designs.
Travel to customer sites worldwide as needed, approximately 2-3 times per year.

Every camera and sensing system we ship is used, every day, by hundreds of millions of people who simply expect it to work. Ensuring our systems are worthy of that expectation is this team's goal. We challenge products through the physical world to prove it, and to feed real-world evidence back into system design - measuring and analyzing the performance of multi-disciplinary optical sensing systems. This role is the analytical core of that work. You will define what we measure and why, mine large volumes of measurement data for the effect that actually matters, and take a question that has never been answered to a defensible answer. It is highly collaborative: you will work directly with module, optics, algorithm and system teams, and your conclusions will be the basis of their decisions. You will work alongside our lead system engineer as a peer, with problems allocated between you according to where the issue actually sits. We are looking for someone who genuinely enjoys digging into data until it gives up what it knows, and who wants to take that on with us.
Responsibilities
Own the characterization of system performance end to end - from risk and failure mode mapping through methodology definition, execution, analysis and reporting
Define metrics, testing & measurement methodology
Mine large data sets to separate isolate performance root causes
Correlate physical measurement to human perception - where the HW meets the user
Build the analysis capability the work requires - pipelines, tooling methods
Present and defend findings to module, optics, algorithm and system teams

The Engineering department is looking for a Product Leader to be responsible of End-to-End system engineering related aspects
our Engineering department is part of DMD division.
You will be responsible for overseeing all NPI-related processes, ensuring manufacturability and sustainability across our multidisciplinary products, including both hardware and software.
Responsibilities
What will you be doing:
Responsible of System aspects in Production line, through product cycle- NPI to End of Life
Lead NPI activities from the early design phases (DFx, prototyping) through the first article stage, implementation (High Volume Manufacturing), and ongoing sustainability
Support Production requirements, jigs/ test tools, troubleshooting, cost reduction activity and reliability
Lead and support aspects of existing products through ECO, including new Design, Failure Analysis, Wavers review, End Of Life substitute, Procedures
Act as a focal point with Supply Chain, Purchasing, Quality, Logistics, Service and R&D.

We are looking for a Hardware Expert to lead feasibility, integration, testing, verification, validation, and qualification activities for advanced electro-opto-mechanical systems. In this role, you will be deeply involved in new product development throughout the entire R&D lifecycle, working closely with electrical, optical, mechanical, and system engineering teams to bring innovative technologies from concept to production.
This position is ideal for a hands-on engineer who thrives on solving complex technical challenges, driving system-level investigations, and influencing the development of cutting-edge products.
Responsibilities
Lead end-to-end hardware feasibility, integration, verification, validation, and qualification activities for next-generation electro-opto-mechanical systems.
Actively support new product development throughout the entire R&D lifecycle, from concept and feasibility through validation and release.
Develop and execute test plans and generate comprehensive technical reports.
Lead troubleshooting and root-cause analysis during R&D qualification activities, first production tool builds, and customer beta evaluations.
Drive system characterization and performance evaluations to validate product requirements and specifications.
Work closely with multidisciplinary teams, including optical, mechanical, electrical, and system engineering, to optimize system performance and reliability.
Lead the development of test fixtures, jigs, and supporting automation tools for R&D, Production, and Service.
Manage technical interactions with suppliers, subcontractors, and external laboratories.
Analyze experimental results and provide recommendations to support product and process improvements.
Support the transfer of new technologies and products from development into manufacturing and field deployment.