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Fortil is seeking a Junior Systems Test Engineer to join an international R&D team in the Lausanne area. You will contribute to testing optical, RF, optomechanical and HW/SW components, progressing from supporting experienced engineers to leading small to medium test campaigns.
Role involves building and running advanced test setups, working with multidisciplinary teams, and delivering comprehensive test reports. A Master’s degree and strong English skills are required.
An international engineering and technology consulting group, Fortil is based on an independent model and brings together more than 2,500 employees. With 30 offices in 14 countries, Fortil fosters entrepreneurial freedom and the development of individual potential.
As part of the development of our activities in the canton of Vaud, we are looking for a Junior Systems Test Engineer (M/F).
Reporting to a technical manager, you will join a multidisciplinary R&D team involved in the development and validation of advanced optical communication systems operating in highly demanding environments.
You will contribute to the testing of optical, RF, optomechanical and HW/SW components and subsystems. Initially supporting experienced engineers, you will progressively gain autonomy and take responsibility for small to medium-sized test campaigns.
You hold a Master's degree in Engineering, Photonics, Optics, Mechatronics, Electrical Engineering, Aerospace Engineering or a related field.
You are interested in experimental engineering and enjoy working directly with complex equipment and multidisciplinary systems. You demonstrate strong analytical and documentation skills and are comfortable working in laboratory and cleanroom environments.
A first experience gained through an internship, academic project or industrial position involving testing, instrumentation or system integration would be an advantage.
Fortil is committed to equal opportunities. All our positions are open to people with disabilities, regardless of gender, origin, or sexual orientation.