Instrument Development Engineer: Mechatronics & Thermal

GoHiring GmbH; Freiburg; Vor Ort; CHF 90.000 - 130.000; Vollzeit

Benefits dieser Stelle

Permanent, full-time position

Matrix organization

Flexible working conditions

Zusammenfassung

LS Instruments AG is seeking an Instrument Development Engineer to lead mechanical, thermal, and electronics engineering for scientific instruments. You will work on surface- and space-related projects, contributing to modular instrument development and aerospace-grade documentation.

The role demands independence in a small, cross-disciplinary team, strong SolidWorks skills, and hands-on prototyping. English fluency is required, and a Swiss/EU permit is essential.

Qualifikationen

• Master’s or PhD in mechanical engineering, mechatronics, physics, optics or a closely related discipline.
• Proven ability to work independently in a small, cross-disciplinary team.
• Self-motivated and proactive in completing tasks according to goals.
• Proficiency in SolidWorks for precision mechanical assemblies and mechanism design.
• Experience with instrument-scale thermal analysis and TEC/Peltier regulation.

Aufgaben

• Mechanical and optomechanical design of scientific instruments including optical benches and mounts.
• Thermal analysis and design of temperature control systems with TEC/Peltier regulation.
• Electronics architecture definition including power distribution and cabling layouts.
• Prepare system-level documentation and budgets for mass, power, and thermal dissipation.
• Prototype, test, and iterate hardware in collaboration with optics and software teams.

Kenntnisse

3D CAD SolidWorks

Thermal analysis

Electronics architecture

Instrument design experience

English proficiency

Ausbildung

Master’s or PhD in mechanical engineering, mechatronics, physics, or optics

Tools

Electronics design

FEM simulation

Optics/photonic systems

ECSS/space engineering standards

3D printing / CNC

Jobbeschreibung

LS Instruments AG is seeking an Instrument Development Engineer to lead mechanical, thermal, and electronics engineering for scientific instruments. You will work on surface- and space-related projects, contributing to modular instrument development and aerospace-grade documentation.

The role demands independence in a small, cross-disciplinary team, strong SolidWorks skills, and hands-on prototyping. English fluency is required, and a Swiss/EU permit is essential.