Manufacturing Engineering Technical Leader
Cisco
Manufacturing Engineering Technical Leader
Cisco
Makes networking gear and security software
Join the Cisco Process & Automation team in developing leading automation technology, this role works cross-functionally with process engineering, manufacturing, equipment, and quality teams to drive productivity, yield, and quality improvements through advanced automation technologies.
We are seeking a professional and meticulous Senior Optical Module Coupling Engineer to join our manufacturing technical team. The incumbent will be mainly responsible for the optical coupling process development, mass production implementation, process optimization and technical troubleshooting of optical modules. This role requires solid fundamental optical knowledge and practical coupling operation experience, capable of independently analyzing process failures, solving on-site technical problems, and ensuring stable yield and production efficiency of optical module coupling processes.
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Cisco makes the switches and routers that connect offices, data centers, and cloud services, and it also sells cybersecurity tools and Webex video meetings to businesses and governments. It was one of the first companies to sell routers that let different kinds of computer networks exchange data, and in 2000 it briefly became the world's most valuable company. Customers run its network gear, from Wi-Fi access points to AI data center systems, with Cisco software that sets up and secures the network, while its Splunk unit searches computer logs to catch outages and attacks. Cisco earns money from hardware sales, software subscriptions, and support contracts. It was founded in 1984 and is based in San Jose, California.
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