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Quartus Engineering
Opto-Mechanical Engineer I - 096QE
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An Optical or Laser Engineer researches and develops technology that uses the science of light (optics). Optical technology includes fiber optic cables, which enable high-speed internet connections across long distances, and lasers, which can be used to make very small incisions and measurements. Works closely with scientists and engineers from other fields on advances in technology.
$143,629 / year median in California
-3% projected decline
Job Description
Opto-Mechanical Engineer I
- 096QE Quartus Engineering
- 4.3 San Diego, CA Job Details $64,393.94
- $105,709.
GD&T ASME
codes & standards Design engineering FEA Structural analysis Full Job Description About Quartus Quartus Engineering Incorporated (www.quartus.com) is a leading provider of engineering services and integrated hardware solutions for a wide range of clients and industries. We employ advanced computer-aided engineering tools in the areas of optics, structural, thermal, and coupled analyses. We couple our engineering analysis capabilities with design, prototype, integration and test capabilities to create solutions for our clients that are of extraordinary value. About Applied Photonics Sector Applied Photonics is a business unit within Quartus that focuses on the practical application of the science and technology of light. Our teams develop innovative products as well as custom optical and metrology solutions for commercial and industrial applications. Our expertise spans precision metrology, robotics, machine vision, semiconductor and emerging photonic technologies including quantum optics. Typical development cycles begin with defining customer objectives, progress through all stages of design and analysis, and conclude with hardware build and rigorous testing. Our clients range from large, industry-leading organizations to agile startup-style companies. We pride ourselves on bridging diverse perspectives and delivering advanced technical systems that meet each program's budget and schedule constraints. Our multidisciplinary team—comprising optical, opto-mechanical, mechanical, electrical, and software engineers—works in a highly collaborative environment where communication and team ethics are paramount. What will you do? As an opto-mechanical engineer you will design and develop robust mechanics for high performance optical systems in challenging environments. You will work as part of a team of creative cross-disciplinary engineers to meet project and customer's requirements and gain exposure to a wide variety of optical systems from airborne remote sensing to industrial automation and everything in between. At Quartus, you will be involved in the entire project lifecycle from concept and design to build and alignment.Essential Job Functions:
Design and develop opto-mechanical assemblies and sub-systems Design and build prototypes, create detailed drawings and instructions for production Perform risk and tolerance analysis and perform subsystem FMEA's Drive appropriate mechanical design elements by building a tolerance budget for each component Responsible for technical documentation (Models, CAD drawings, Simulations, BOMs, etc.) Work closely with program manager and customer on technical requirements Work on projects independently, and with a multi-disciplined team of engineers and technicians Location Position is based in San Diego, CA with a hybrid schedule.- The hybrid work arrangement is subject to change based on business needs including but not limited to training, performance, or other operational requirements.
ASME Y14.5M
Mechanical design for precision assemblies in challenging environments Precision motion control Heat transfer and design for thermal management solutions Must be a US Person (U.S. Citizen or Legal Permanent Resident)Preferred Qualifications:
Experience with opto-mechanical design and integration for high performance optical systems in challenging environments Experience with optical system design and opto-mechanical packaging Compensation and Benefits Opto-Mechanical Engineer I pay range: $64,393.94- 105,709.04
- This pay range represents base pay.