Maintain an ISO/IEC 17025 laboratory, manage quality documents and audits and assure calibration, traceability and validity of printer-emission test data.
About this role
This process engineer develops inorganic crystal materials, especially nonlinear optical crystals for lasers, within Konica Minolta’s device-technology organization. The team evolves processing, molding and film technologies to support new devices and future businesses.
Responsibilities include technical research, development plans, experiments and evaluation, identifying problems from results and implementing solutions. The engineer coordinates internal divisions and outside companies, studies patents and papers and gathers trends through exhibitions and conferences. Team/theme management accompanies the main project. IT tools, including generative AI, support process improvement and sharing findings, with presentations added as capability grows.
Applicants need both inorganic-crystal material development and laser-element technology-development experience. The work calls for physical/chemical reasoning and practical cleanroom or laboratory participation.
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