Lead Engineer & Architectural Manager, Argus Telescope
Inside Higher Ed
Chapel Hill (NC)
On-site
USD 76,300 - 138,000
Full time
14 days+
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Comprehensive benefits package
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Job summary
A leading education institution seeks an Engineer/Architectural Manager based in Chapel Hill, North Carolina. This role involves designing and developing components for the Argus Array, the world's first large optical telescope. Ideal candidates should hold a relevant degree and have experience in CAD software, mechanical engineering, and hardware prototyping. You will collaborate with astronomers and data scientists, contributing to groundbreaking astronomical research. The position offers a salary range of $76,300 – $138,000 with full-time benefits.
Qualifications
Relevant post-Baccalaureate degree is required.
For a bachelor's degree plus 3 years of experience may be accepted.
Terminal degree and licensure may be needed.
Responsibilities
Design, develop, and integrate components for the Argus Array.
Work closely with astronomers and data scientists.
Engage in hands-on engineering and vendor management.
Skills
Proficiency with CAD software
Strong foundation in mechanical engineering principles
Experience with hardware prototyping and testing
Ability to work collaboratively in a cross-functional team
Education
Bachelor’s degree in Civil, Mechanical Engineering, or related field
PhD in engineering or related field
Tools
SolidWorks
AutoCAD
Job description
A leading education institution seeks an Engineer/Architectural Manager based in Chapel Hill, North Carolina. This role involves designing and developing components for the Argus Array, the world's first large optical telescope. Ideal candidates should hold a relevant degree and have experience in CAD software, mechanical engineering, and hardware prototyping. You will collaborate with astronomers and data scientists, contributing to groundbreaking astronomical research. The position offers a salary range of $76,300 – $138,000 with full-time benefits.