Optical Scientist: Nano-Photonics for AR/VR (Equity)

Meta; Redmond (WA); Presencial; USD 184 000 - 257 000; Tempo integral

Resumo da oferta

Meta Reality Labs' Advanced Photonics group is seeking an Optical Scientist to push nano-photonics research toward wearable AR systems, designing, building and validating immersive display, sensing, and optical-compute components.

You will collaborate with scientists and engineers across computation, optics, chemistry, materials science and fabrication to develop metastructures, photonic integrated circuits, and holographic elements, while expanding simulation and optimization workflows for

Qualificações

• PhD in Optical Sciences, Physics, Electrical Engineering or related field.
• 8+ years optical design experience with standard tools.
• 8+ years programming/data analysis (MATLAB/Python/C++).
• Experience with wave/geom optics, polarization, and coherence.
• Experience with nanoscale EM modeling and photonic devices fabrication.

Responsabilidades

• Design and model component technologies and system architectures for near-eye display combiners.
• Advance design methodologies and workflows, including simulations and optimization tools.
• Collaborate with cross-functional teams to identify gaps and build tools.

Conhecimentos

PhD in Optical Sciences/Physics/EE

Optical design software experience

Scientific programming (MATLAB/Python

C++

Wave/Geometric optics & polarization

Electromagnetic nanoscale modeling

Fabrication/testing of photonicDevices

Formação académica

PhD in Optical Sciences, Physics, Electrical Engineering or related

Ferramentas

Lumerical

Zemax

LightTools

FRED

CODE V

MATLAB

Python

C++

Descrição da oferta de emprego

Meta Reality Labs' Advanced Photonics group is seeking an Optical Scientist to push nano-photonics research toward wearable AR systems, designing, building and validating immersive display, sensing, and optical-compute components.

You will collaborate with scientists and engineers across computation, optics, chemistry, materials science and fabrication to develop metastructures, photonic integrated circuits, and holographic elements, while expanding simulation and optimization workflows for