QA‑Driven Sensor & Camera Integration Engineer II

LVT; American Fork (UT); On-site; USD 85,000 - 120,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Health insurance

401k match

Flexible PTO

Job summary

LVT is seeking a Sensor Integration Engineer II in American Fork, UT to own setup, configuration, testing, and validation of camera and sensor systems across multiple hardware platforms.

You will lead qualification for PTZ cameras, radar, and thermal sensors, building QA plans and documenting root causes while collaborating with Hardware Engineering, PQE and Operations to move products into production. A hands‑on, leadership‑driven approach is essential.

Qualifications

• Hands‑on experience setting up, configuring, and commissioning IP camera systems.
• Experience building test plans, test cases, and executing structured test cycles.
• Knowledge of PTZ cameras, radar, thermal sensors, and field‑of‑view analysis.

Responsibilities

• Own end‑to‑end setup, configuration, and integration of camera and sensor systems.
• Lead hands‑on testing and qualification across sensor types and document root causes.
• Build QA processes and scalable test plans for multiple products and firmware revisions.
• Validate camera performance in real world conditions and translate findings into feedback.
• Mentor junior technicians on camera configuration and testing methods.
• Collaborate with cross‑functional teams to move products into production.
• Drive test automation opportunities and refinement of qualification standards.
• Maintain sensor configuration databases and validation archives.

Skills

Camera setup

QA testing

Sensor systems

Troubleshooting

Documentation

Technical leadership

Problem solving

Education & experience

Education

Bachelor's degree or 5+ years experience

Job description

LVT is seeking a Sensor Integration Engineer II in American Fork, UT to own setup, configuration, testing, and validation of camera and sensor systems across multiple hardware platforms.

You will lead qualification for PTZ cameras, radar, and thermal sensors, building QA plans and documenting root causes while collaborating with Hardware Engineering, PQE and Operations to move products into production. A hands‑on, leadership‑driven approach is essential.