Embedded Image Sensor Applications Engineer

Safran DSI; Camarillo (CA); On-site; USD 90,000 - 120,000; Full time

Job summary

Safran Defense & Space, Inc. in Camarillo, CA, is seeking an Image Sensor Hardware Applications Engineer to serve as the primary technical resource for customers, assisting with system setup, troubleshooting, and issue resolution.

You will develop documentation, example code, and demonstration materials to enhance the customer experience and reduce support requests. You will collaborate with engineering to define requirements, develop test procedures, and evaluate new sensor features under a

Qualifications

• Bachelor's degree in Engineering or related field.
• Hands-on hardware experience in engineering role.
• Familiarity with image sensors and processing techniques.

Responsibilities

• Collaborate with customers to set up hardware products, diagnose, and resolve technical issues at an embedded system level.
• Develop user guides, application notes, helper scripts, and demonstration materials to streamline support requests.
• Create and maintain example code demonstrating camera features and functions.
• Develop requirements and testing procedures for new product features.
• Test and evaluate new sensor features under diverse operating conditions.
• Work with sales to understand customer needs and provide tailored technical support.
• Conduct technical demonstrations in-person and via online platforms.

Skills

Image sensors

Python

Hardware troubleshooting

Object-oriented programming

Education

Bachelor's degree in Engineering

Job description

Safran Defense & Space, Inc. in Camarillo, CA, is seeking an Image Sensor Hardware Applications Engineer to serve as the primary technical resource for customers, assisting with system setup, troubleshooting, and issue resolution.

You will develop documentation, example code, and demonstration materials to enhance the customer experience and reduce support requests. You will collaborate with engineering to define requirements, develop test procedures, and evaluate new sensor features under a