Optical Assembly Engineer

About Us We are a developer and manufacturer of world-leading fault localization and defect characterization failure analysis semiconductor equipment. Role Summary We are looking for a hands-on engineer with optical assembly experience to build, align and test the optical modules used in our failure analysis systems. You will work in a climate-controlled production area following documented procedures and quality standards. Key Responsibilities - Assemble optical sub-assemblies and modules (lenses, mirrors, objectives, filters, beam splitters, cameras, light sources) according to drawings, SOPs and work instructions. - Handle, clean and inspect optical components without damage or contamination. - Carry out mechanical and electrical assembly of machine sub-systems, including cable routing and connector termination. - Perform optical alignment and adjustment; check image quality and record results; troubleshoot alignment or image-quality issues and identify root causes. - Perform optical measurements and analyze test data to verify module performance. - Run in-process checks and final functional tests; record data and complete production documentation. - Identify defective parts or workmanship issues and report them to the Supervisor or QA. - Work with engineering teams to resolve optical, mechanical and electrical integration issues. - Maintain cleanliness, 5S and ESD discipline in the production area. - Support kitting, material handling and stock counts as required. Requirements - Diploma/Degree in Precision Engineering, Mechatronics, Electronics, Opto-electronics, or equivalent. Relevant experience will also be considered in place of formal qualifications. - At least 1–3 years of assembly experience, with hands-on exposure to optical components or optical instruments (e.g. microscopes, cameras, laser systems, imaging modules). - Able to handle small, delicate parts with care and work with hand tools, torque drivers and microscopes. - Able to read and follow assembly drawings, BOMs and work instructions. - Good eyesight and colour vision; steady hands and attention to detail. - Basic English (spoken and written) for reading instructions and recording results. - Willing to work with class IV lasers with prescribed personal protection equipment. Nice to Have - Experience with optical alignment, collimation, or interferometry. - Experience in semiconductor equipment, medical device or precision instrument manufacturing. - Basic soldering or wiring skills. - Familiarity with ISO 9001 quality systems.