Process Engineer - Dry Etch / Silicon Photonics (ID 2213)

LIGENTEC is a young and dynamic European company located in Lausanne, Switzerland and Paris, France. We are manufacturing silicon nitride based Photonic Integrated Circuits (PICs) for customers in high-tech areas such as Quantum Technologies, LiDAR, Space Technologies and Biosensors. LIGENTEC All-Nitride technology enables our customers to develop their products in the industrial revolution 4.0.

Tasks

• Develop and optimise etch processes
• Guarantee and improve quality
• Provide operational support to production
• Participate in technology transfers and the industrialization of new products
• Set up and optimise product and equipment monitoring
• Establish action and improvement plans, preventive and/or corrective
• To carry out your missions, you will interface with many entities in Process Defect Integration, Development, Production, and Project Management.

Requirements

• Engineer or PhD with hands-on experience in plasma etching with various ICP and CCP reactors. You know how to characterise the different etched materials with focus on dielectrics
• Knowledge of SPC, FDC, APC, DOE
• Experience in integrated optics is a strong plus
• Rigorous and autonomous, you have a strong taste for process technologies and dynamic environments.
• Good communication skills
• Goal-oriented and driven to work on the next-generation photonic technologies
• Good computer skills are required (Python, JMP, R or equivalent) and knowledge of data analysis systems
• Work/residence permit for France or French/EU citizenship.
• Working proficiency in English and French

Benefits

• A flexible and dynamic start-up work environment.
• A highly international, diverse and highly motivated team.
• Personal responsibility in your job and the chance to grow with us.
• Our passion to bring PICs to every day s life.

Activity rate: 100%Place of work: Corbeil Essonnes, France Start date: as soon as possible

How to apply:

We look forward to receiving your full application using reference 2213-PE, including 1) your CV, 2) a statement of interest (relating the position to your skills) and 3) grade or work certificates to . Non complete applications may not be considered.