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Lumiary AB

Development Engineer, MEMS

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About the role

Lumiary AB is developing a new type of laser-based MEMS microphone. We are looking for a development engineer to work hands-on with MEMS components and cleanroom fabrication processes.ResponsibilitiesYou will work on the development, fabrication and characterisation of MEMS components. Your responsibilities will include planning and carrying out fabrication experiments in a cleanroom, measuring and evaluating components, and analysing and documenting results.You will contribute to the development and improvement of fabrication processes, investigate deviations and propose improvements. You will work closely with other members of the company’s development team.QualificationsYou have a relevant university degree in a field such as engineering physics, microsystems technology or materials science, or equivalent qualifications.You have practical experience in microfabrication and cleanroom work within MEMS or a related field. You also have experience in experimental work, measurement and technical documentation.You work carefully and systematically, can plan and carry out tasks independently, and collaborate well with others. You must be able to communicate in English, both spoken and written.

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