Onsite in Sunnyvale ideally, and also onsite Redmond
RESPONSIBILITIES
• Contribute to process, equipment, and materials integration- development of manufacturing practices including materials, process optimization, equipment, and metrology
• Design for Manufacturability - Ensure the design is robust and the equipment, process and materials are scalable to ramp
• Review equipment concepts, designs, module drawings, design fixtures and jigs
• Perform FMEA for new equipment and process technologies and provide risk assessments
• Define and implement rigorous equipment/process validation plan, CTQs, FAT/SAT, and standards
• Participate in yield improvement activities and FACA, must be able to work with the responsible teams to address the issues
• Prepare Request for Information/Proposal/Quotations that highlights the equipment/process requirements and specifications
● Top 3 must-have HARD skills:
1 Knowledge of optical assembly methods
2 Automation or high-volume assembly experience
3 Strong statistical process control skills
4, 5+ years as a process engineer
5, BS in relevant engineering discipline or equivalent experience
● Good to have skills:
1 Experience assembling high-volume precision imaging optical assemblies
2 Ability to use CAD programs, Nx preferred
3 Familiarity with optical analysis for MTF, beam profiles, white balance, etc.
MINIMUM QUALIFICATIONS
• Bachelors degree in Electrical, Mechanical, Materials, or Optics Engineering or equivalent experience
• Experience working with contract manufacturers on process and equipment development for optical assembly
• 5+ years of experience in the development of module equipment/processes/materials integration in Optical Assembly for consumer electronics
• Knowledge of automation technologies for precision assembly processes and how to specify automation for high volume production of precision modules
• Experience performing and designing DOEs, data analysis, SPC control, Gauge R&R, root cause investigation, failure analysis, implement corrective action
• Experience leading communications with cross-functional partners
PREFERRED QUALIFICATIONS
• Experience developing active alignment processes and equipment to optimize optical parameters such as MTF, boresight, uniformity, etc.
• Track-record of delivering high volume products to the market
• Experience developing processes for applying thin film polarizers and waveplates
• Experience implementing automatic optical inspection processes
• Ability to calculate MTF, process beam profiles, and correlate optical measurements across multiple tools
• Experience developing optical calibration procedures for assembly equipment
• Bachelor’s degree in Engineering, Polymer Science, Chemistry, Composites or related field
This is the pay range that the employer reasonably expects to pay for this position: $78.35/hour - $82.43/hour
Optional Benefits: Medical, Dental, Vision, 401K
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