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Silicon Photonics Researcher

Silicon Photonics Researcher

Adecco Group
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Job Description

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The Opportunity:

Adecco is partnering with a global leading Semiconductor Foundry in hiring a highly motivated Research Scientist for PDK device design and research projects management with integrated opto-electronics circuit design, fabrication, and characterization.

The Job:

  • To design / optimize silicon photonic devices, including passive and active devices (e.g., balanced photodetector, high speed photodetector) for application oriented PDK development.
  • To independently carry out device characterization to verify device performance and conduct device analysis with documentation.
  • To provide technical support on PDK related questionnaires.
  • To file patents on Silicon Photonics devices to protect AMF intellectual property.
  • To perform other duties as assigned. Duties will vary according to the project progress and/or the specific goals of the company.


The Talent:


  • Possess a Ph.D in photonics, electrical engineering, physics, or any other related field.
  • Practical knowledge and understanding of optical science and/or photonics technology.
  • Practical knowledge in electrical and optical measurement of optical chip devices and systems.
  • Passionate and creative, exceptional oral and written communication skills
  • Ability to think and strategize to complete experimental projects.


Loo Hui Yang
Direct Line: 9342 5045
EA License No: 91C2918
Personnel Registration Number: R11011456


Key Skills

Integrated opto-electronics circuit design

PDK device design

Device analysis

Electrical and optical measurement of optical chip devices and systems

Photonics technology

Optical science

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Skills:
PDK device design, photonics technology, silicon photonic devices, opto-electronics circuit design, optical science, electrical and optical measurement, device characterization