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Silicon Light Machines average salary is $113,516, median salary is $113,516 with a salary range from $101,650 to $125,382.
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Mems Microsystems Engineer 125,382-125,382 Sunnyvale, CA, 94086 2018 Silicon Light Machines Mems Microsystems Engineer Salaries (2)
Silicon Light Machines Sunnyvale, CA Salaries
Mems Microsystems Engineer 101,650-101,650 Sunnyvale, CA, 94086 2017 Silicon Light Machines Mems Microsystems Engineer Salaries (2)
Silicon Light Machines Sunnyvale, CA Salaries
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  • Silicon Light Machines
  • Industry: Materials/Manufacturing
  • City: Sunnyvale, CA
  • Silicon Light Machines was formed in 1994 (originally called Echelle, Inc.) to develop and commercialize a range of products based on the Grating Light Valve? (GLV?) technology. The GLV technology, first invented at Stanford University, is a unique type of optical Micro-Electro-Mechanical Systems, or MEMS technology. The GLV technology creates microstructures on the surface of a silicon chip that can switch, attenuate, modulate, and re-direct light.