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NTSOptical Design Engineer | NTS Optel
€5500 to €6900ContractEngelstalig
Over de functie
NTS is looking for an Optical Design Engineer to develop high-tech optical modules and systems. In this role, you will translate customer requirements into optical concepts and validate them through lab testing. You will collaborate with project managers, system architects, and external partners to bring optical systems to life.
Wat ga je doen
- Develop and design high-tech optical modules and systems
- Translate customer requirements into optical concepts and demonstrate feasibility through lab testing
- Perform optical design and simulations using ray-tracing and Zemax
- Validate prototypes and support installation and commissioning of optical systems
- Collaborate with project managers, system architects, customers, partners, and suppliers
- Stay updated on latest developments in optical engineering
Wat je meebrengt
- Master's or PhD degree in Engineering, Physics or related discipline
- At least 2 years of experience in optical design and simulation, preferably with Zemax
- Conceptual thinker with attention to detail, creative and structured
- Strong analytical, communication, and social skills
- Proactive mindset and ability to work independently and in a team
Mooi meegenomen
- Background in mechatronics, opto-mechanics, or machinery
Wat je krijgt
- Personal growth and development opportunities through training or education
- 27 vacation days and 13 ADV days
- Excellent pension plan with PME
- Monthly travel expense allowance
Samenvatting door Personeel.com. De volledige vacaturetekst en het sollicitatieformulier staan op de website van NTS (nts.recruitee.com); met Solliciteer ga je er direct heen.
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