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Join the PHIX Photonics Assembly team!
PHIX is one of the fastest growing production companies in The Netherlands, serving some of the biggest and most innovative tech companies in the world with photonic chip packaging. Our team works together in a flat organizational structure and offers many opportunities for collaboration and growth. Discover our job openings, or send an open application.
As part of the PHIX team you can:
- Help enable groundbreaking innovations that tackle important societal challenges
- Be part of a multidisciplinary and multicultural team where every voice is heard and valued
- Experience the industrialization of photonic chip technology firsthand
- Enjoy a great work-life balance in beautiful Twente region in The Netherlands
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As the photonics market is dynamic and growing fast, we are continuously looking for candidates with experience in photonics and microassembly. So if you don’t see a specific vacancy that fits you but still feel you would be a good addition to the PHIX team, feel free to submit an open application.
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About PHIX
PHIX designs and manufactures modules based on photonic chips, or photonic integrated circuits (PICs). PICs offer greater data transfer speed and lower energy consumption when compared to electronic chips, and they open up new innovative applications that tackle the challenges of today’s society. PIC-based modules can be part of, for example, LiDAR systems for self-driving vehicles and mobile medical scanners, or revolutionize (quantum) computing power. Our chip packaging and assembly services bridge the gap between the chip designers and the device manufacturers and require a very multidisciplinary approach to module design and production.