Onsite: Redmond
Summary:
The main function of a optical Engineer is to support development of new concepts and technologies for next generation Near-Eye Displays (NEDs), projectors, cameras and sensors including integrated optics, structured light, depth sensing, polarization optics, and optical system design.
Job Responsibilities:
Skills:
Education/Experience:
Must have optical background
Summary:
The main function of a optical Engineer is to support development of new concepts and technologies for next generation Near-Eye Displays (NEDs), projectors, cameras and sensors including integrated optics, structured light, depth sensing, polarization optics, and optical system design.
Job Responsibilities:
- Support a small team of optical scientists in developing sensing/illumination systems for AR and VR applications
- Model and prototype critical technologies to drive system performance and validation
- Support the evaluation and characterization/testing of optical components and system integrations
- Collaborate with the larger research team to explore concepts and drive optical system development to create compelling experiences
- Drive supplier choice, interaction, and management in order to deliver prototypes in support of concept demonstrations
Skills:
- Experience in applied research and/or product development of optics or photonic systems
- Experience with one or more of the following optics technologies: illumination, radiometry/photometry, stray light analysis, physical optics, or imaging
- Experience with laboratory work setting up optical systems and experience with methods and tools for fabrication of optics (molded, polished, diamond turned) as well as microstructures
- Designing optical tools and methods such as FRED, Solid Works, or Zemax
- Ability to work with minimal direction and managing a project independently from start to finish
- Working, communicating, and collaborating in a cross-functional team environment
- Experience defining system performance and component specifications
- Experience with device characterization and processing
- Experience with failure analysis and design for manufacturability
Education/Experience:
- Advance degree in the field of Optical Sciences, Physics, Electrical Engineering, or a similar field with research experience OR comparable industry experience
- At least 2 + yrs exp
- No PhDs
Must have optical background
- Light sourcing
- Optical testing
- AI familiarity
- Optical designs
- Optical packaging
- Must have consumer product AR/VR experience