Laser Technician - Entry Level

Posted 3 days ago

photonics industriesRonkonkoma (NY)

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Laser Technician – Entry Level Attend and complete in-house Photonics Industries Laser Technician Training Program. Work within your production group to build lasers from start to finish. Align optics, crystals, and mirrors within laser systems. Work with chillers, where applicable, in building a laser system. Test lasers using laboratory equipment. Document all required data during the build process and after completion. Update specified spreadsheets to compile data and maintain up-to-date procedures. Troubleshoot and diagnose laser system issues. Adhere to assembly procedures and safety guidelines at all times. Building and working closely with class IV lasers in a clean room lab environment (dependent upon production group assignment) wearing a lab coat, clean room shoes, gloves, and a hair net. Safety precautions are to be observed at all times when in the clean room lab environment, especially laser protective eyewear, to protect against eye-exposure from diffuse or reflected laser light. Work closely with laser engineers, especially when questions or problems arise during the build process. Associate Degree or Bachelor's Degree in a scientific/technical discipline or Equivalent Ability to follow directions and work within a group. Manual dexterity, and good hand/eye coordination, with the ability to handle small, fragile, and costly components. Experience working in a production and manufacturing environment. Experience working in a clean room lab environment. Experience with Photonics

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