Opto-Mechanical Assembler
lightpathHudson (NH)
About the role
Opto-Mechanical Assembler G5 Infrared a Light Path Technologies, company is a leading global provider of precision optics and photonics solutions, serving defense, aerospace, medical, and industrial markets. With decades of expertise and a strong culture of innovation, our company designs and manufactures advanced optical components and systems that power some of the world's most demanding applications. We offer a collaborative, technology-driven environment, opportunities to work on cutting-edge programs, and a comprehensive benefits package that supports our employees' health, growth, and work-life balance. We are currently looking for Opto-Mechanical Assemblers to join our team onsite in our Hudson, NH office. We foster a professional, high-energy culture where employees are empowered to succeed. This position will assemble, inspect and perform acceptance testing on complex optical-mechanical systems. To accomplish this effectively, the Opto-Mechanical Assembler must work independently from: engineering drawings, engineering changes, bills of material, work instructions, test procedures and production schedules.
Responsibilities:
Builds and validates precision electrical-optical-mechanical assemblies in strict accordance with procedure. Enters data into company databases Uses standardized tools and electric equipment to perform mechanical assembly on opto-mechanical assemblies. Executes simple standardized process inspections/tests throughout the production process. Interfaces with engineers to support special builds, and experiments with detailed instructions. Prepares completed assemblies for shipment. Follows control measures and processes to ensure the quality of modules produced. Maintains a clean work area, and is responsible for designated tools Experience/Qualifications: 5+ years of experience building and testing optical systems Experience with complex structures having precision parts Familiar with system level testing Comfortable operating PC based test equipment with custom software Experience diagnosing system level issues Capable of developing assembly procedures for prototype builds
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