Intel
Senior SiPh Product Development Engineer
$164K–$232K
US, Arizona, Phoenix +2 · Senior · Full-time · Posted Sep 17, 2026
- Location
- US, Arizona, Phoenix
US, New Mexico, Albuquerque
US, California, Santa Clara - Experience
- 6+ years with a BS, or 4+ years with a Master's degree; additionally, 3+ years in one or more specified technical areas.
- Education
- BS in Physics, Electrical Engineering, Optical Engineering, or a related discipline, or a Master's degree.
About the job
Leads silicon photonics and high-speed optical product development from concept through manufacturing ramp, coordinating technical execution and manufacturing readiness across teams.
What you'll do
- Lead cross-functional teams to define and execute the product Plan of Record and transition products to high-volume manufacturing.
- Drive development of Photonic ICs, Electronic ICs, and manufacturing processes, including qualification, capacity planning, sampling, and site certification.
- Manage technical and execution risks, tradeoffs, and stakeholder communications.
What they ask for
- BS in Physics, Electrical Engineering, Optical Engineering, or a related discipline with 6+ years of relevant industry experience, or a Master's degree with 4+ years.
- 3+ years of experience in at least one of: high-speed optical component or product development, silicon photonics development, semiconductor fabrication process development, wafer-level assembly or packaging development, or test development and validation.
- Collaborative leadership, analytical decision-making, and proactive stakeholder communication.
Nice to have
- Experience in silicon photonics, optical transceivers, or semiconductor product development, plus two or more listed skills.
- 3+ years in semiconductor fab processes and/or assembly, packaging, or manufacturing processes; track record leading teams and transitioning products to high-volume manufacturing.
Pay
$164,470.00-232,190.00 USD (annual salary range; base salary or total pay not specified)
Tools
silicon photonics, Photonic ICs (PICs), Electronic ICs (EICs), optical transceivers
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