Staff Optical Test & Calibration Engineer, AR/VR Displays - EagleEye
$220,000 - $292,000
ApplyStaff Optical Test & Calibration Engineer, AR/VR Displays - EagleEye
Posted 10 days ago
SENIORITY
Lead
SALARY
$220,000 - $292,000
About the role
- Lead the integration and test for novel optical test stations, with a focus on near-to-eye displays
- Work with optical suppliers to procure optical elements, including regular status updates, technical oversight, acceptance test verification, and anomaly resolutions
- Develop and bring up display test stations from requirements and equipment specification through vendor build, installation, and qualification at the contract manufacturer
- Generate alignment plans and procedures for optical test equipment
- BS in Optical Engineering, related field or equivalent experience
- Experience with delivering production-ready optical test stations to a supplier factory
- Knowledge of image quality metrics and data analysis methods
- Willingness to travel domestically and internationally to test equipment vendors and contract manufacturer sites, up to 25%Knowledge of how electro-optical systems are designed, specified, developed, manufactured, and tested
- Working knowledge of display and imaging metrics: luminance, chromaticity and white point, uniformity, contrast, MTF or SFR, distortion, etc
- Demonstrated experience in the integration, test, and performance requirements verification and validation of optical systems
- Experience working with international suppliers of optical or display products
- Experience in prototype and production development, including testing and demonstration
- Preferred QualificationsMS in Optical Science or Optical Engineering
- Demonstrated first principles approach to complex opto-mechanical problems
- Statistical fluency with Gauge R&R, MSA, SPC, Cp and Cpk, DOE, and measurement uncertainty analysis
- Experience with the design, analysis and development of diffraction limited imaging systems in dynamic environments
- Experience with optical tolerancing, athermalization evaluation, lens manufacturing methods, and drawing standards
- Demonstrated team leadership experience and mentoring of junior staff
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