
Field Application Engineer (Integrated Photonics)
Job Description
This role sits at the intersection of advanced photonic engineering and next-generation AI-driven design tools, focused on transforming how integrated photonic circuits are developed, verified, and brought into production. You will work directly with engineering teams, foundry partners, and enterprise customers to bridge complex PIC development workflows with structured, AI-assisted engineering environments. Operating across design, simulation, tapeout, and yield analysis, you will help translate real-world photonics challenges into scalable, verifiable workflows. The position blends deep technical expertise with customer-facing responsibilities, requiring both hands-on engineering insight and the ability to guide solution adoption in production environments. You will contribute to shaping tools that accelerate semiconductor and photonics innovation at scale. This is a highly collaborative role within a cutting-edge environment where physics, software, and AI converge to redefine hardware development.
This role sits at the intersection of advanced photonic engineering and next-generation AI-driven design tools, focused on transforming how integrated photonic circuits are developed, verified, and brought into production. You will work directly with engineering teams, foundry partners, and enterprise customers to bridge complex PIC development workflows with structured, AI-assisted engineering environments. Operating across design, simulation, tapeout, and yield analysis, you will help translate real-world photonics challenges into scalable, verifiable workflows. The position blends deep technical expertise with customer-facing responsibilities, requiring both hands-on engineering insight and the ability to guide solution adoption in production environments. You will contribute to shaping tools that accelerate semiconductor and photonics innovation at scale. This is a highly collaborative role within a cutting-edge environment where physics, software, and AI converge to redefine hardware development.