Electro-Optical Engineer

Job Description

We are looking for an Electro-Optical Process engineer to join our multidisciplinary team developing a next-generation sensor. In this role, you will gain a deep understanding of the electro design and development and translate it into a robust, scalable manufacturing process. You will work closely with our R&D teams and with external vendors to ensure seamless execution from prototype to high-volume production.

**The position is fully onsite**

 Responsibilities

• Develop, define, and optimize manufacturing processes for a complex, multidisciplinary sensor

• Lead electro-optics module manufacturing, characterization, and testing activities to mature the module into a mass-production-ready device
  

• Manage assembly line integration, including station design, tool setup, workflows, and quality checkpoints

• Lead manufacturing scalability efforts, process optimization, and cost-reduction strategies

• Own the manufacturing flow definition and ensure smooth execution from engineering builds to high-volume production

• Operate testing equipment and build test fixtures for validation during development phases

• Conduct lab experiments, document results, characterize sensor performance, and provide actionable feedback to R&D

• Support research and engineering teams by gathering performance data, running experiments, and troubleshooting issues with the vendor

• Ensure high-quality documentation for manufacturing, test procedures, and process control

Qualifications

• 5+ years of experience in Product Engineering, Process Engineering, or a related hands-on engineering role

• Background in Electro-optics or multidisciplinary products – mandatory

• Proven experience working closely with vendors/manufacturers and driving a design into production

• Strong understanding of manufacturing flows, process optimization, and cost-efficient scaling

• Experience working in a lab environment: building setups, running experiments, operating test equipment – strong advantage

• Hands-on experience with test fixtures, DVT/PVT testing, or validation – advantage

• Excellent documentation skills and the ability to collaborate with multidisciplinary teams (mechanics, electronics, optics, software)

• Strong problem-solving skills, attention to detail, and an ownership mindset