Silicon Photonics Application Engineer
Silicon Photonics Application Engineer
Posted 41 days ago
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
- Translate customer requirements into technical solutions; work with Advantest R&D and marketing to identify possible gaps in the roadmap and scope out potential solutions
- Work with customers to transition electro-optical bench solutions into mass production
- Ability to understand load board schematics; having knowledge of dual sided probe solutions is a plus
- Knowledge in test sockets and probe cards / probe technologies
- Test code development in programming languages like JAVA and scripting languages like Python
- Accountable for the design, scoping, and technical validity of the solution to achieve the customer's business objectives
- Close cooperation with other applications engineers in our European and Asian subsidiaries
- BS degree in electrical, optical engineering or physics
- Product and test engineering experience on an ATE platform or a bench environment
- Statistical data analysis experience on tools like JMP, Galaxy, excel or othersJAVA and Python experience
- Experience with optical devices
- Additional Skills Preferred (but not required):MS degree or higher
- Knowledge and experience on test program development for Silicon Photonics products
- Experience with handlers and probers; probe card development
- Experience with lasers, optical analyzers, power meters, polarizers and circulators
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