Bachelor's Degree plus 10+ years or Master's/Ph.D. plus 7+ years in Mechanical and/or Optical Engineering.
Proficient with CAD software, particularly Solidworks and Ansys; familiarity with FEA and Zemax is a plus.
Deep understanding of optical systems, design principles, and optical materials.
Extensive experience in designing opto-mechanical assemblies.
Proven hands-on skills in assembling, testing, and troubleshooting optical systems.
Familiar with optical element vendors and collaborative product development.
Team-oriented mindset with a collaborative spirit.
Demonstrated reliability and independence in work, with a strong sense of accountability.
Responsibilities
Conduct advanced design, tolerancing, and FEA analysis for various mechanical and thermal performances.
Design optical systems from experimental data and system modeling inputs.
Analyze key performance metrics and determine tolerance errors through rigorous mechanical analysis.
Assemble, qualify, and debug new optical-mechanical modules and subsystems, including critical components like light sources and lenses.
Develop optical tools and fixtures for high-precision alignment and assembly, while establishing build processes for manufacturing.
Collaborate with manufacturing teams and suppliers to support production ramp-up and ensure optical quality control.
Benefits
Comprehensive health and wellness benefits.
Retirement savings plan with employer matching.
Educational assistance for continuous learning.
Generous paid time off policy to support work-life balance.
Flexible work hours to accommodate personal commitments.
Full Job Description
Responsibilities
Perform advanced design, tolerancing, and FEA analysis for strain, vibrational nodes, model analysis, thermal and shock analysis.
Responsible for optical system design based on experimental and system modeling.
Capable of analysis of key performance metrics and derive tolerance errors and mechanical tolerance analysis
Assemble, qualify, and debug new optical-mechanical module systems and subsystems, including light source, lens system and detection sensor
Develop optical tooling and fixture to assist high-precision alignment and assembling process - Establish optical subsystem build and qualification process and release reliable process to Manufacturing
Work with the Manufacturing department & supplier to support volume ramp and optical quality control
Qualifications
Bachelor's Degree plus 10+ years of working experience in the field, or Master's Degree and Ph.D. plus 7+ years of working experience. Mechanical and/or Optical Engineering.
Experience w/CAD package, preferably Solidworks, Ansys, including FEA (Zemax exp a plus)
Solid knowledge of optical system, optical design and optical material
Good experience and design skillset with opto mechanical assemblies
Strong hands-on skill set on assembling, testing and troubleshooting capability with optical system
Good experience with optical element vendors and design house for new product development as well as ramping up volume production
Work effectively as a team player with other functional team members
Reliable and independent work style, highly accountable and responsible for the outputs'
Additional information:
Candidates must be US Persons (US Permanent Residents or US Citizens) to be considered for jobs at ANELLO.
ANELLO does not accept unsolicited resumes from recruiters or employment agencies.
