Job Title: Optics Product Manufacturing Engineer
Location: Colorado Spring (on-site)
Salary: $130,000 to $150,000 base salary + bonus (can be improved based on experience)
Irving Knight are partnered with a global leader in the interconnect industry. Their Optical Group specializing in industry-leading mid-board optical transceivers and co-packaged optics designed to solve the physical limitations of copper over distance. They are seeking an experience Optics Product Manufacturing Engineer.
Key Responsibilities:
Contribute to product development through Design For Manufacturing and Design For TestJoin product development team at the Alpha to Beta transition to ensure design is well documented and has sufficient margin for performance validation, reliability qualification, production ramp, and manufacturing yield Collaborate with Process Engineering teams to develop and Implement control plans and manufacturing tests to ensure production satisfies market needs Partner with production and supply chain teams to transition designs into scalable manufacturing processes, ensuring compliance with industry standards Own design integrity for product after transition from Beta to production. Maintain the set of product requirements and design artifacts and coordinate engineering change management post product release. Troubleshoot and resolve technical challenges related to optoelectronic performance. Track engineering orders through product development lifecycle to ensure delivery of new optoelectronic products on schedule and within cost targets
Requirements:
Deep expertise in optoelectronic design, including optical components, semiconductor devices Understanding of industry standard manufacturing and assembly processes, such as PCB manufacturing (plating, solder mask, SMT), epoxy dispense and cure, wirebonding, etc, their operation and common failure modes. Demonstratable reasoning skills. Hands-on problem solving with experience in the use of FMEA, SPC, DOE, phase gate processes Working knowledge of mechanical design, interpretation of drawings, CTQ and tolerance analysis (GD&T).Bachelor's degree in Mechanical Engineering, Electrical Engineering, Materials Engineering, Physics or a related field is required.
