A PhD in Physics, Electrical/Electronic Engineering, Materials Science, or a related discipline focused on III–V semiconductor devices, or a bachelor’s degree with at least three years of relevant industry experience.
Hands-on experience developing and optimising GaN, InP, or GaAs semiconductor device fabrication processes in a cleanroom environment.
Knowledge of semiconductor device physics.
Broad experience in semiconductor process techniques, including lithography (stepper and mask aligner), etch (RIE, ICP, and wet etch), CVD, PVD, evaporation, ALD, and IBD.
Experience with Design of Experiments and statistical analysis techniques.
Working knowledge of CAM systems and SPC.
Ability to communicate clearly and present design decisions to cross-functional teams.
Experience with risk analysis and design review processes.
Responsibilities
Work on all stages of process development, defining process architecture, developing process modules, and working with process development tool owners to develop and optimise pixel performance.
Seek out and implement opportunities for innovation and improvement in products and processes.
Participate in risk assessments and design reviews.
Identify requirements for new tooling to support the development roadmap, including defining process recipe specifications and aligning with the process tool owner.
Spend approximately 60% of the time hands-on in a cleanroom and the remaining time planning experiments, analysing data, and presenting insights to influence management-level decisions.
Leverage R&D and process development experience to drive progress within the team.
Desired Qualifications
Experience with JMP or Python for data analysis.
Join a fast-growing Process Development team at the forefront of MicroLED and Optical Interconnect innovation — technology that's shaping the next generation of displays and AI infrastructure.
You'll spend around 60% of your time hands-on in our state-of-the-art cleanroom, driving process development that goes straight into product. The other 40% is where you shape what happens next — planning experiments, analysing data, and presenting insights that influence decisions at management level.
You will work on all stages of process development, defining process architecture, developing process modules, working with process development tool owners to develop and optimise pixel performance.
Constantly seek out and implement opportunities for innovation and improvement in the products and processes.
Participate in risk assessments and design reviews.
Identify the requirements for new tooling to support the development roadmap, including defining process recipe specifications and aligning with the process tool owner.
Leverage your R&D and process development experience to drive progress within a high-performing, results-oriented team.
A PhD in Physics, Electrical/Electronic Engineering, Materials Science, or a related discipline focused on III–V semiconductor devices, or a bachelor’s degree with at least three years of relevant industry experience.
Hands on experience of developing and optimising Gan, InP or GaAs semiconductor device fabrication processes in a clean room environment.
Knowledge of semiconductor device physics.
Broad experience in semiconductor process techniques, including but not limited to lithography (stepper and mask aligner), etch (RIE, ICP and wet etch), CVD, PVD, Evaporation, ALD, IBD.
Design of Experiments and statistical analysis techniques.
Working knowledge of CAM systems and SPC.
Ability to communicate clearly, design decisions to cross-functional teams.
Experience of risk analysis and design review processes.
Experience with JMP or Python for data analysis would be an advantage.