Senior Electronics R&D Test Engineer
Join iceye as a Senior Electronics R&D Test Engineer focusing on our cutting-edge Optical System. You will be responsible for designing, implementing, and executing comprehensive test methodologies to validate the performance of optical components across various operational conditions. Key duties involve characterizing sensor performance, troubleshooting complex electrical/optical interfaces, and iterating on test setups to meet evolving product specifications. The role demands expertise in photonics principles, knowledge of high-speed signal integrity testing, and strong problem-solving skills within a research context. This position is perfect for an engineer who thrives at the intersection of advanced electronics and optics, contributing directly to hardware innovation.
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2500
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180
Duration
Permanent
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