Are you the engineer customers want on the call when they ask whether a TFLN PIC can meet their system requirements? At Lightium, we’re pioneering next-generation photonic integrated circuits (PICs) built on thin-film lithium niobate (TFLN)
Lightium 7 open roles
Photonics foundry · MFG · CH · founded 2023
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Counted from this company's open roles on this board on 28 Oct 2026. Added means first seen on this board.
- ZürichOct 26, 2026
Spontaneous Application
Lightium
ZürichOct 23, 2026Connect With Us Interested in joining but don't find a fitting role? Whether for a full-time position, internship, or even a thesis project, let us know who you are! Our Hiring Managers regularly review applications, and we are always look
- ZürichOct 20, 2026
Are you passionate about pushing the boundaries of photonic integrated circuit (PIC) technology? Lightium, a leading-edge photonics startup, is looking for a skilled IP and Patent Engineer to spearhead its patent drafting and IP management
Photonics System Architect
Lightium
ZürichOct 20, 2026Are you passionate about pushing the boundaries of photonic integrated circuit (PIC) technology? Lightium, a leading-edge photonics startup, is looking for a skilled Photonics System Architect to spearhead the system-level design and requir
- ZürichOct 20, 2026
Are you a systems architect or senior engineer who has built the digital backbone of a manufacturing or high-tech company, ready to own it end-to-end? At Lightium, we are building next-generation photonic integrated circuits (PICs) based on
- ZürichVerificationOct 20, 2026
Are you passionate about pushing the boundaries of photonic integrated circuit (PIC) technology? Lightium, a leading-edge photonics startup, is looking for a skilled Photonics Design Verification Engineer to spearhead the verification of de
- ZürichOct 20, 2026
Are you passionate about turning complex customer engagements into seamless, high-trust partnerships? At Lightium, we're pioneering next-generation photonic integrated circuits (PICs) built on thin-film lithium niobate (TFLN), and we're loo