Lumilens

DFM Engineer

Chon Buri, Chon Buri, Thailand · On-site · FullTime

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EmployerLumilens
LocationChon Buri, Chon Buri, Thailand
Work styleOn-site
Employment typeFullTime
Employer posted1 month ago

About Lumilens

At Lumilens, we are building the essential photonics infrastructure that will drive tomorrow’s AI supercomputing. From chip-to-chip optical interconnects to scalable photonic engines, Lumilens is ushering in a new era of computing that is faster, cooler, and dramatically more efficient. We’re a well-funded startup backed by Mayfield and led by veterans who have built and scaled some of the industry’s most transformative technologies.

Position Overview

We are seeking a hands-on DFM Engineer to serve as the primary engineering interface between Lumilens’ hardware design teams, package manufacturing teams and worldwide suppliers.

This role focuses on DFM/DFR of optical transceiver manufacturing process, from SMT,Die Attach, Wire Bonding, Flip Chip, TCB Bonding, Underfill, FAU Active Alignment, Mechanical Assembly, to Reliability Tests. The candidate must have solid hands-on experience in transceiver assembly process, very familiar with various packaging materials and equipment. Strong skills in data review, report summary and communications. Engage with substrate design team, optical design team, chip design team, production line, NPI line and component/material suppliers during early development phase to provide DFM based on different POC designs.

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This position is ideal for an engineer who combines deep Material/Chemistry/Mechanical/Electrical/Optical knowledge with a passion for manufacturing process excellence and cross-functional execution at a global scale.

Responsibilities

Lead DFM/DFR of various transceiver designs, from pluggable, NPO to CPO.

Capability assessment and risk analysis of each process, machine and material.

Engage with packaging production teams during the early process development,

collect data and make summaries for decision making on time.

Requirements

B.S. or M.S. in Material, Chemistry or Mechanical Engineering.

10+ years of working experience in transceiver assembly process development or similar products, with in-depth knowledge in material (solder, epoxy, glass, ceramic, etc.), equipment (SMT, die bonder, active aligner, TCB bonding, etc.), component (FR4, PIC chip, EIC chip, FAU, SMD, etc.). Must be very familiar with the typical process capabilities.

Familiar with Cadence, Solidworks and JMP.

Familiar with FMEA, Control Plan, SPC, 8D, etc.

Fluent in English from hearing, writing to speaking.

What We Offer

Benefits

Competitive salary and benefits

Opportunities for career advancement

Work with a world-class team solving cutting-edge challenges

Collaborative and innovative work environment

Lumilens is committed to building a diverse and inclusive workplace. We are proud to be an equal opportunity employer.

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