About the Role
As an Optical Systems Technician, you will play a vital role in the fabrication and validation of high-precision imaging and light-based technologies. You will partner with engineering teams to transform complex designs into functional prototypes, ensuring every component meets rigorous performance standards through meticulous assembly and testing.
Responsibilities-
Execute the precise assembly and alignment of optomechanical components, including lenses, sensors, and mirrors.
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Perform critical calibration and performance verification to ensure systems meet design specifications.
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Troubleshoot technical anomalies to identify root causes and implement effective corrective actions.
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Interpret complex engineering drawings and technical documentation to guide build processes.
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Document build configurations and test results to maintain a high level of traceability and quality control.
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Support the transition of products from R&D prototypes into full-scale production environments.
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Maintain laboratory equipment and manage inventory of specialized tools and optical components.
Qualifications-
Associate degree or technical certification in engineering technology, physics, or a related field.
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Hands-on experience with precision hand tools, microscopes, and measurement instrumentation.
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Proven ability to read and interpret technical schematics and assembly instructions.
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Strong mechanical aptitude with a focus on high-precision craftsmanship.
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Effective communication skills for collaborating within multidisciplinary engineering teams.
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Experience utilizing optical alignment tools such as interferometers or collimators.
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Background in cleanroom or controlled laboratory manufacturing environments.
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Familiarity with CAD software like SolidWorks for design review.
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Basic knowledge of electronics, wiring, or embedded system integration.
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Previous experience supporting prototype development cycles.
