Process Development Engineer

NVIDIA has been transforming computer graphics, PC gaming, and accelerated computing for more than 25 years. It ’ s a unique legacy of innovation that ’ s fueled by great technology — and amazing people. Come join the team and see how you can make a lasting impact on the world. As an Optical Assembly Process Engineer, you become part of the NVIDIA R&D team, and you will be working on the forefront of the communication technology, building the interconnection infrastructure for the Sophisticated Computing and Artificial Intelligence revolution.

What You'll Be Doing

• Participate in the process of bringing up a new technology from the R&D stage, to the engineering and bring-up then to the high volume manufacturing lines.
• Process development using passive and active alignment techniques and machines.
• Owner for process development steps in a new product assembly.
• New machine development with vendors for various processes.
• Documentation of work instructions after process development.
• Characterizing and investigating of the compatibility of new adhesives, soldering material, packaging material, etc. , to the optical, interconnect products.
• Help in the debug of failures using various methods inspection and characterization methods.
• Participate in taskforces related to mass production.
  
  

• B.Sc. or M.Sc. in Materials Engineering / Chemical Engineering / Mechanical Engineering.
• 2+ years of experience as a process engineer in the semiconductor, optics, or PCB industry.
• Background in both R&D and mass production processes
• Experience or ability to work with programable machines for process development.
• Experience of working and maintaining different vendors.
• Capability of working for many hours both in the lab and in the office.
• Well-organized in gathering experiments data, analysis and summary.
• Good presentation skills.
• Teamwork player as well as a sole worker.
• High level of English (Speak, read and write, and a bility to travel abroad several times in a year per demand).
  
  

• Experience in both R&D and mass production environments.
• Previous role as a process engineer in the semiconductor/optics industry.
• Strong background in Materials, Optics, and Mechanics.