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Senior Optician | Aerotek
Date Posted:
Tuesday, December 5, 2017
Position Location:
Tucson, AZ Job Description:
Summary: With little direction, performs work of maximum degree of difficulty in supervising and participating in the fabrication and testing of precision optical components.
Description of Duties:
- Performs significant role in the development, coordination, execution and control of shop methods, systems, procedures, security and inventory of optics.
- Consults with Principle Investigators, Program Managers, and scientific personnel on the fabrication of optical components and furnishes time and cost estimates as required.
- Translates the designs of optical components into finished items which meet optical design specifications.
- Organizes and directs the activities of supporting personnel, and provides them with job schedules and instructions.
- Trains optical shop employees in optical fabrication and test procedures including safety precautions.
- Conducts precision optical tests on optical components, and uses software analysis programs to interpret data for both qualitative and quantitative analysis.
- Obtains and maintains comprehensive records on test data in order to apply test results to optical fabrication process to obtain final design figures and to provide data for final reporting.
- Makes shop sketches or drawings of tooling and test systems to permit their fabrication.
- Specifies and assembles sophisticated tooling and test apparatus for the fabrication and test of optical components appropriate to projects.
- Prescribes procedures for the maintenance and overhaul of machine tools and supervises the overhaul, repair or modification to optical shop tooling.
Minimum Qualifications:
- Ten years of experience in polishing and testing lenses, mirrors, flats and aspheres.
- High school education with course work in algebra and trigonometry, supplemented by some college, trade or technical school training in related field or equivalent.
Additional Minimums:
- Comprehensive knowledge of optical principles, practices and techniques, along with some knowledge of the principles, practices and theories of management.
- Comprehensive skill in applying optical grinding, polishing and figuring techniques to optical components.
- Use and knowledge of specialized optical testing procedures, software and instrumentation.
- Comprehensive skill in operating precision optical instruments.
- Experienced leader with directing work teams.
Contact:
Please contact Sean Sullivan with interest.