Job Description

About Us

We are a developer and manufacturer of world-leading fault localization and defect characterization failure analysis semiconductor equipment.

Role Summary

We are looking for a hands-on engineer with optical assembly experience to build, align and test the optical modules used in our failure analysis systems. You will work in a climate-controlled production area following documented procedures and quality standards.

Key Responsibilities

Assemble optical sub-assemblies and modules (lenses, mirrors, objectives, filters, beam splitters, cameras, light sources) according to drawings, SOPs and work instructions.
Handle, clean and inspect optical components without damage or contamination.
Carry out mechanical and electrical assembly of machine sub-systems, including cable routing and connector termination.
Perform optical alignment and adjustment; check image quality and record results; troubleshoot alignment or image-quality issues and identify root causes.
Perform optical measurements and analyze test data to verify module performance.
Run in-process checks and final functional tests; record data and complete production documentation.
Identify defective parts or workmanship issues and report them to the Supervisor or QA.
Work with engineering teams to resolve optical, mechanical and electrical integration issues.
Maintain cleanliness, 5S and ESD discipline in the production area.
Support kitting, material handling and stock counts as required.

Requirements

Diploma/Degree in Precision Engineering, Mechatronics, Electronics, Opto-electronics, or equivalent. Relevant experience will also be considered in place of formal qualifications.
At least 1–3 years of assembly experience, with hands-on exposure to optical components or optical instruments (e.g. microscopes, cameras, laser systems, imaging modules).
Able to handle small, delicate parts with care and work with hand tools, torque drivers and microscopes.
Able to read and follow assembly drawings, BOMs and work instructions.
Good eyesight and colour vision; steady hands and attention to detail.
Basic English (spoken and written) for reading instructions and recording results.
Willing to work with class IV lasers with prescribed personal protection equipment.

Nice to Have

Experience with optical alignment, collimation, or interferometry.
Experience in semiconductor equipment, medical device or precision instrument manufacturing.
Basic soldering or wiring skills.
Familiarity with ISO 9001 quality systems.