Location: Peenya, Bengaluru (on-site only)
Type: Full-time
Compensation: Competitive fixed salary + meaningful ESOP
Experience: 3+ years in in automotive glass paste development and deployment (defogger, busbar, antenna or heated-glazing pastes)

About Anuna Labs
Anuna Labs is an advanced materials deeptech startup developing air-secure copper nanoparticle inks and pastes as a drop-in replacement for silver. Our core differentiation is sintering in ambient air at — no inert atmosphere, no vacuum, no specialised equipment which removes the oxidation barrier that has kept copper out of high-volume metallization for three decades.
We are commercialising across:
• Solar cell metallization (PERC / TOPCon / HJT)
• Printed and flexible electronics
• Automotive defogging and heated glass
• Semiconductor packaging and EMI shielding
• Electrocatalysis and hydrogen generation

Who This Role Is For
This is for a paste person who has lived on the glass line, someone who has spent years making silver pastes print, fire and solder on automotive glass,



and wants to be the one who finally gets copper through the furnace and through OEM validation.
You will not be handed a defined scope and a checklist. You will define the scope. You will build and lead our automotive glass programme on the copper platform, sit across the table from India's automotive glass makers and the OEMs they supply, and be accountable for whether copper actually works on their print lines, in their furnaces and in their validation plans.
If you have stood at a flat-glass screen printer ahead of a bending furnace, chased silver bleed-through across the black band, watched a connector pull off a busbar after thermal cycling, or argued with a furnace engineer about whether the problem is the paste or the profile, this is the seat.

What You'll Own
• Formulation and optimisation of copper-based shielding materials
• Rheology design and control
• Binder / glass frits / organic vehicle selection
• Cure and sintering

📌 R&D Lead (Bengaluru)
🏢 Anuna Labs
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