Semiconductor Nanofabrication Engineer

Fantastic new opportunity for a Semiconductor Nanofabrication Engineer to join an exciting company to help to develop the next generation of implantable brain-computer interfaces (BCIs), with the goal of restoring movement, vision and communication for people with disabilities.

Key responsibilities

• Design and manufacture multi-channel implantable micro-electrode arrays, including layouts, geometries and fabrication processes
• Develop and optimise microfabrication processes such as sputtering, photolithography, etching and thin-film processing
• Characterise electrodes using techniques such as impedance spectroscopy and long-term stability testing
• Analyse results and translate findings into design and process improvements
• Scale manufacturing from early prototypes to reproducible, production-ready processes

What we’re looking for

• Strong experience in microfabrication and cleanroom environments, ideally including thin films, photolithography, sputtering, RIE and/or wet chemistry
• Knowledge of MEMS devices and the MEMS fabrication process
• Understanding of how materials and fabrication affect signal quality, durability and biocompatibility
• Degree or PhD in neuroengineering, microsystems technology, electrical engineering, physics, biomedical engineering or a related field
• An entrepreneurial, hands-on mindset with an interest in taking technology from prototype to scalable production

Please contact Rachel Anderson for further details.