21 Aug
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Syenta
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New South Wales
21 Aug
Syenta
New South Wales
About Syenta
Syenta is pioneering a new era in semiconductor manufacturing with our groundbreaking Localised Electrochemical Manufacturing (LEM) technology.
Our platform enables advanced packaging by combining patterning and metallisation into a single tool.
We achieve high-speed, high-resolution metallisation at lower costs and energy use, while minimising emissions and waste.
Founded in Australia, we are building a world‐class team of engineers and scientists tackling some of the toughest challenges in semiconductor manufacturing.
Our collaborative, people‐first culture empowers individuals to take ownership, innovate, and deliver breakthrough results.
About The Role
We are seeking a Microfabrication Engineer to join our growing and dynamic team.
In this high-impact role, you will apply your experience in semiconductor microfabrication to develop and manufacture critical parts of Syenta's localised electrodeposition process.
This role requires a hands‐on approach to microfabrication and characterisation.
You Will
Follow and develop process flows for the fabrication of Syenta's LEM stamps
Push the boundaries of what is possible with microfabrication for high-resolution stamping processes
Manufacture prototype LEM stamps to support the development of mechanical, mechatronic, and software systems
Work closely with cross‐functional teams including materials scientists, chemists, and engineers to build a fully integrated world‐class product
Work with national and international commercial fabs to transfer the processes you develop into industrial manufacturing
About You
You are an experienced microfabrication engineer who thrives in a hands‐on laboratory environment tackling complex, multi‐variable technical challenges.
You are comfortable working across the full fabrication stack — from lithography and etch through to characterisation and process transfer.
You are rigorous in your experimental approach,
precise in your documentation, and confident translating lab‐scale results into scalable processes.
You bring strong intuition for troubleshooting process failures and a genuine drive to push the resolution and performance limits of microfabrication.
You are collaborative by nature and enjoy working closely with engineers, scientists, and external partners to deliver an integrated, world‐class product.
You take ownership of your work and operate effectively with minimal supervision.
Roles And Responsibilities
Process Development & Fabrication
Develop and refine photolithography‐based process flows for fabrication of LEM stamps
Push the boundaries of high‐resolution microfabrication and stamping processes
Develop tool and material‐specific recipes for high aspect ratio structures
Manufacture prototype components to support mechanical, mechatronic, and software systems
Cross‐Functional Collaboration
Collaborate closely within and across teams to develop stamps
Work closely with materials scientists, chemists, and engineers to deliver an integrated product
Support transfer of developed processes to national and international commercial fabs
Ensure clear, timely, and well‐documented engagement with external suppliers
Liaise with external fabs to ensure on‐time delivery of stamps to meet company goals
Characterisation & Analysis
Perform metrology and inspection to assess process quality and reproducibility
Analyse experimental data and translate findings into process improvements
Innovation & Continuous Improvement
Explore new lithography and fabrication techniques to improve resolution and performance
Contribute to continuous improvement of fabrication workflows and process capability
Ownership & Impact
Works independently with minimal supervision
Takes initiative on projects without prompting
Makes decisions that positively impact team goals
Contributes to planning and execution of team objectives
Required Experience
Bachelor, Master of Research, or Ph.D. with proven research experience in STEM
Experience working within ANFF nodes with a minimum of 5 years of combined work and research experience
Experience with DWL, MLA, mask aligner, stepper, and EBL
Experience working with lithography processes and materials (e.g. SU‐8, AZ resist, and dry film resist)
Experience working with direct write laser and direct exposure systems
Experience with wet etching processes (e.g. BOE, Piranha)
Experience with advanced packaging techniques such as wafer bonding and die bonding
Experience with nano‐imprint lithography or hot embossing
Experience working with commercial semiconductor fabs
Why Choose Syenta?
We're passionate about building a diverse, people‐first company.
Our culture of collaboration and mutual respect fuels innovation capable of redefining an industry.
At Syenta, you'll have the opportunity to take ownership, contribute to high‐impact teams, and shape the future of semiconductor manufacturing.
What We Offer
Market-competitive salary: $110,000 – $150,000 AUD (negotiable)
Early‐stage equity opportunities
12% superannuation contributions
Flexible leave policies and a strong work‐life balance
Professional growth in a high‐impact, fast‐growing deep‐tech startup
Team events and collaborative culture, including company‐wide gatherings across Australia
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📌 Senior Microfabrication Engineer (Photolithography) (New South Wales)
🏢 Syenta
📍 New South Wales