Micro-Optics Process Engineer (Graduate)

Job Responsibilities Responsible for developing post-processing technologies for micro-optics devices (dicing, cleaning, die bonding, inspection) and establishing process parameters. Learn to operate precision dicing saws (e.g., DISCO) and die-bonding equipment and participate in continuous improvement of key process steps. Support R&D in the dicing and die-bonding stages of new products and new processes and assist in production-line rollout. Maintain product technical documentation and assist in developing/testing optical characterization methods. Adhere to the quality system, including drafting and implementing process documents such as ECN, SOP, FMEA, and SPC. Report work progress periodically in writing and complete other assignments from supervisors.

& Requirement Bachelor's or Master's degree in Optical Engineering, Materials Science, Chemistry, Mechanical Engineering, or a related field (Target Majors); Master's or graduates from key universities preferred. Solid theoretical foundation in optics, materials, or mechanics; familiarity with precision dicing saws (e.g., DISCO), lasers, or optical devices preferred (internship, thesis, or project experience is a plus). Strong data-analysis and logical-reasoning skills; proficiency in basic statistical tools (e.g., Excel, Minitab, JMP) preferred; basic understanding of quality tools such as SPC and DOE. Strong learning ability and hands-on skills, with genuine interest in process development and optical fabrication, and willingness to work on the production line for rotation training. Meticulous, responsible, with good communication and teamwork skills. Good English reading/writing skills to interpret technical documents and equipment manuals; proficient in Microsoft Office. Able to adapt to production-line work pace, stress-resistant, with a strong commitment to long-term development.