Optical Engineer

OPTICS 1 • Bedford, NH

275d

About The Position

Optics 1 is a global leader in full-service design and production of electro-optic and navigation systems. Leveraging core competencies in defense technologies, Optics 1 provides unmatched, first-class mission solutions for military and law enforcement personnel. We have a high-paced, high-energy environment focused on acknowledging individual and team successes, as well as overall growth. Optics 1 is a community that cares about the mission of our customers. Our team believes in supporting and enriching our community through engagement; whether that means giving back to our troops, veterans and their families, investing in next generation innovators through STEM education, or higher education initiatives, giving back is an important part of who we are as a team. We are united by a unique culture and commitment to provide the highest quality products to those who serve.

Requirements

• 0 to 5 years of Optical or Optical System Engineering experience
• Experience with general engineering lab equipment, practices, and test methodologies
• Excellent verbal and written communication skills
• Must work well and thrive in a deadline driven, fast paced environment
• Demonstrated leadership skills while having the ability to be a team player
• Bachelor's degree in Engineering discipline (Optical, Electrical, Mechanical)
• Must be a US Citizen or hold US Protected Individual status

Nice To Haves

• Ability to travel and interact with key users in the field and at Military Bases throughout the country if needed
• Optical Engineering degree or concentration
• Master's degree in Optical Engineering or Optical Sciences

Responsibilities

• Optical System Modeling and Simulation: Use of tools such as NVIPM to determine ranges for detection, recognition, and identification of specified targets.
• Use of custom math models for unique laser and detection systems.
• Conduct architectural trade studies and provide content to white papers/proposals.
• Laboratory and Field Testing: Hands-on testing of optical products and components during design/development (cameras, laser range finders, etc.).
• Laboratory measurements may include camera and laser sub-component properties.
• Utilize an array of instrumentation in well-equipped, continually evolving engineering labs.
• Lens design: Validation of flowed-down requirements to the optical sub-system.
• Design from selection.
• Tolerance analysis to ensure a best-value solution.
• Use tools such as Zemax and FRED.

What This Job Offers

• Job Type: Full-time
• Career Level: Entry Level
• Industry: Machinery Manufacturing
• Education Level: Bachelor's degree
• Number of Employees: 51-100 employees