Acoustic, optical, haptic and MEMS components for intelligent devices
AAC Technologies is a Hong Kong-headquartered maker of sensory hardware spanning acoustics, optics, haptics and sensors. Its stack reads like a semiconductor and precision-manufacturing shop: COMSOL, ANSYS and Fluent for multiphysics simulation, L-Edit, KLayout, Verilog and UVM for chip design, and HALCON plus OpenCV for machine vision. Accelerating, engineering-only hiring in Singapore and the US centers on piezoelectric MEMS design and NPI ramp readiness.
AAC Technologies is a public company founded in 1996 and headquartered in Hong Kong, with more than 10,000 employees. It designs and manufactures sensory components, including acoustic, optical, haptic, sensor and semiconductor products, backed by precision manufacturing capabilities. Its customers are global makers of intelligent devices. Target markets include smartphones, intelligent vehicles, humanoid robots, AI infrastructure, XR headsets and smart home products. Current hiring activity extends to Singapore and the United States.
AAC uses simulation tools like COMSOL, ANSYS and Fluent, IC design tools such as L-Edit, KLayout, Verilog, SPICE and UVM, plus Creo, AutoCAD, LabVIEW, MATLAB, HALCON, OpenCV and C++.
Job posts point to piezoelectric MEMS device and system development, new product introduction through mass production, DFM approvals, and reliability and failure analysis work.
AAC is currently hiring engineering roles in Singapore and the United States, with hiring velocity accelerating.
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