Optical Engineer in AIT Space Optical Instruments (M/F)

WIA-Europe; Cannes; Sur place; EUR 40 000 - 55 000; Plein temps

Résumé du poste

Une entreprise technologique de premier plan recherche un Ingénieur Optique pour rejoindre son équipe à Cannes. Le rôle implique la caractérisation et le test des instruments optiques, avec des responsabilités incluant la conception des méthodes de test et l'évaluation des performances. Le candidat idéal possède un Bac + 5 spécialisé en optique ou espace, accompagné d'une expérience significative dans le domaine.

Prestations

Développement des compétences continues à travers une formation

Un environnement inclusif et bienveillant

Un package de rémunération attractif

Qualifications

• Au moins 3 ans d'expérience dans un domaine similaire.
• Maitrise des compétences nécessaires à l'AIT d'un instrument optique.
• Bonne connaissance de l'optronique spatiale.

Responsabilités

• Mesurer la qualité optique des systèmes et la performance des instruments.
• Conception de méthodes de test et validation expérimentale.
• Rédaction de documents sur les procédures de test.

Connaissances

Connaissance générale de l'électronique numérique

Technologies de détecteurs CMOS

Traitement des signaux/Compétences en algorithmes

Langages scientifiques (MATLAB, PYTHON, C, C++, SQL)

Formation

Bac + 5 en optique / espace

Description du poste

Let’s build a future of trust together

Thales is a global technology leader specializing in three business sectors: Defense & Security, Aerospace & Space, and Cyber & Digital. It develops products and solutions that contribute to a safer, greener, and more inclusive world. The Group invests nearly €4 billion annually in Research & Development, particularly in key areas of innovation such as AI, cybersecurity, quantum computing, cloud technologies, and 6G. Thales has nearly 81,000 employees in 68 countries .

Our commitments, your benefits

• A success driven by our technological excellence, your experience and our shared ambition
• An attractive remuneration package
• Continuous skills development: training courses, academies and internal communities
• An inclusive, caring environment that respects the balance of employees
• A recognized societal and environmental commitment

Your daily life

The Cannes site is responsible for the design of satellite systems and platforms, satellite assembly/integration/testing, and in-orbit operations. The site has expertise in optical instrumentation and avionics.

Job description

Within the AITCUO department (Assembly, Integration, and Testing of Optical Payloads), the electro-optical performance service has the following objectives: the adjustment and characterization of the performance of space optical instruments.

The main performances that must be measured on the ground, before launch into space, are:

• the optical quality of various optical systems
• Characterization of detectors and the image chain
• Electrical testing of electronic equipment
• The image quality of the instrument once its detectors are integrated

The measures implemented are varied (radiometry, interferometry, geometric measurements, spectral measurements, polarization, etc.), sometimes based on advanced digital processing.

The service’s activities to ensure these performances consist of:

• Design ground adjustment and characterization methods, estimating the level of precision of the test methods
• Supply and set up test benches, which are then validated experimentally
• carry out ground tests on flight specimens and associated post-processing
• draft the documentation relating to all these activities

As an optical engineer, you work in close collaboration with the other AIT CUO professions, in a context where the performance obtained through adjustment can only be achieved through work involving all the AIT professions (mechanical integration, optical adjustment, electrical, signal processing, detection).

You will be responsible for the study, definition, development and implementation of optical and performance tests which almost always use specific Ground Optical Means.

You will be responsible for the various tests:

• From the choice of the most suitable method,
• Uncertainty assessments associated with these tests,
• From the specification and “brand” monitoring of the production of optical ground resources, at a subcontractor or internal production (measuring benches for example).
• From writing recipe, adjustment and test procedures,

Your Profile

With a Bac + 5 qualification in optics / Space such as Institut d’Optique, ENSSAT, Master OSAE, Polytech, you have at least 3 years of experience in a similar field.

You have mastered the various skills required for the AIT of an optical instrument:

• General knowledge of digital electronics
• Knowledge of CMOS detector technologies
• Signal processing/algorithm level skills
• Scientific languages MATLAB, PYTHON, C, C++, SQL

and you have knowledge of space optronics.

You demonstrate initiative, autonomy and pragmatism in developing a design to AIT & design to Cost approach.

Thales, a Disability-Engaged Company, recognizes all talents. Diversity is our greatest asset. Apply and join us!