Diamond Foundry
Sustaining Laser Engineer
About this role
Diamond Foundry seeks a Sustaining Laser Engineer to manage high-power laser systems across manufacturing facilities, focusing on process optimization and yield improvement for diamond wafer production. You'll troubleshoot laser system performance, analyze production data, and collaborate with R&D and operations teams to maintain stable manufacturing of cutting-edge semiconductor materials.
What you'll do
- Deploy and optimize high-power ablative laser systems across multiple facilities
- Develop data collection and analysis systems for yield and process monitoring
- Investigate and resolve process excursions and equipment issues
- Troubleshoot laser system performance and identify root causes
- Collaborate with R&D, operations, and quality teams on process improvements
- Support high-volume manufacturing of novel diamond wafer production processes
What they're looking for
- High-power laser systems expertise
- Process data analysis and troubleshooting
- Manufacturing systems optimization
- Cross-functional team collaboration
- Process control and quality management
- Problem-solving and root cause analysis
- Semiconductor or advanced materials manufacturing experience
- Technical documentation and communication
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Diamond Foundry
Diamond Foundry manufactures single-crystal diamond wafers for high-performance semiconductor applications in AI, power electronics, and 5G/6G systems. The company is hiring laser engineers, software engineers, process engineers, test engineers, and equipment engineers to optimize its advanced diamond manufacturing processes and scale production.
- Website
- diamondfoundry.com
Likely interview questions
- Can you describe your experience with high-power laser systems? What specific types of lasers have you worked with, and what were your primary responsibilities?
- How have you approached troubleshooting and resolving process excursions in manufacturing environments? Walk us through a specific example.