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About this role
Lumotive is hiring a Director of Reliability Engineering. You will own the reliability pipeline end to end — from fundamental LCM failure-mechanism studies through component, module, and system qualification, to the data package delivered for customer sign-off — and be accountable for the company’s lifetime claims and the evidence behind them. The role also owns customer mission profiles, builds lifetime models, drives Design for Reliability and Design for Test reviews, defines screening strategy, and builds and leads the reliability team.
Qualifications: a bachelor’s degree in electrical engineering, physics, materials science, or related fields (a master’s or PhD is preferred); 15+ years in semiconductor or optoelectronic reliability, failure analysis, or quality engineering, including leading a reliability function, team, or major qualification program; and a proven track record taking a new technology from prototype through qualification into volume production — at least one program you can walk through end to end. Lumotive also asks for a deep hands-on foundation: you have designed accelerated stress tests, done failure analysis, and built lifetime models, and can still work the data directly.
Salary range: $160,000 – $190,000 per year. Base pay is scaled depending on experience + Performance based Quarterly Bonus + Equity.
About Lumotive
Lumotive is pioneering the era of programmable optics—where light is controlled as intelligently and flexibly as software. Its Light Control Metasurface (LCM™) beam forming chips can be programmed to function as a beam steering mirror, a lens, mirror, a beam splitter—or any optical function. With more than 200 patents and growing commercial traction, Lumotive is delivering the world’s first digital platform for light.
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