Graduate Laser Applications Engineer Experimental Optics

Anonymous; Oxford; On-site; GBP 32,000 - 39,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Benefits

Job summary

Anonymous is seeking a Graduate Laser Applications Engineer in Oxford to join its R&D team. You will design and run laser experiments, investigate laser-material interactions and help develop new manufacturing processes. A BSc/MPhys/MSc in Physics or related subject with a strong optics background is required.

You should have practical lab skills, a methodical approach and genuine curiosity. Some experience with Python, MATLAB or LabVIEW is advantageous; occasional international travel may be

Qualifications

• BSc/MPhys/MSc in Physics or related field.
• Strong grounding in optics and fundamental physics.
• Practical laboratory skills and a methodical approach.
• Interest in lasers, materials science and experimental physics.
• Experience with university laser/optics projects is useful.
• Experience with Python, MATLAB or LabVIEW is advantageous.

Responsibilities

• Designing and carrying out laser experiments.
• Investigating and optimizing laser-material interactions.
• Operating laser systems and optical equipment.
• Using microscopy, metrology and diagnostic tools to analyse results.
• Adjusting laser parameters and evaluating their effects on materials.
• Analysing data and drawing meaningful conclusions.
• Developing experimental methods and process control techniques.
• Working with software and instrumentation for data acquisition.
• Maintaining clear records of experiments and results.
• Collaborating with physicists and engineers on new technology development.

Skills

Optics knowledge

Experimental design

Laboratory skills

Analytical thinking

Education

BSc/MPhys/MSc in Physics or related

Tools

Python

MATLAB

LabVIEW

Job description

Anonymous is seeking a Graduate Laser Applications Engineer in Oxford to join its R&D team. You will design and run laser experiments, investigate laser-material interactions and help develop new manufacturing processes. A BSc/MPhys/MSc in Physics or related subject with a strong optics background is required.

You should have practical lab skills, a methodical approach and genuine curiosity. Some experience with Python, MATLAB or LabVIEW is advantageous; occasional international travel may be