雖然我是物理系的 但物理工作離我很遠了
昨收到個物理相關之徵才廣告 如後
這在討論的是 光學工程師 是不是物理系較好之出路?
總比去產線賣肝好吧
就算不去產線 但半導體廠實在過於特殊 換工作不易
不然物理系 在不放棄所學情況下 有什麼更好選擇嗎?
(當然有 我知道 就是全部放棄轉碼農)
來討論下吧
Job Description:
Job Title: Optical Engineer II (23535-1 )
Location: CA – Sunnyvale (Remote until July)
Summary:
The main function of a optical Engineer is to develop new concepts and
technologies for next generation Near-Eye Displays (NEDs), projectors,
cameras and sensors including integrated optics, structured light, depth
sensing, polarization optics, and optical system design
Job Responsibilities:
‧ Work with a small team of optical scientists in developing imaging systems
for AR and VR applications
‧ Model and prototype critical technologies to drive system performance and
validation
‧ Research and develop emerging concepts in imaging systems and optical
systems in support of NEDs
‧ Support the evaluation and characterization of optical components and
system integrations
‧ Collaborate with the larger research team to explore concepts and drive
optical system development to create compelling experiences
‧ Drive supplier choice, interaction, and management in order to deliver
prototypes in support of concept demonstrations
‧ Establish specifications for display and imaging systems to ensure a
successful product
Skills:
‧ Experience in applied research and/or product development of optics or
photonic systems
‧ Experience with one or more of the following optics technologies:
illumination, radiometry/photometry, stray light analysis, physical optics,
or imaging
‧ Experience with laboratory work setting up optical systems and experience
with methods and tools for fabrication of optics (molded, polished, diamond
turned) as well as microstructures
‧ Designing optical tools and methods such as FRED, ASAP, LightTools, or
Zemax
‧ Ability to work with minimal direction and managing a project
independently from start to finish
‧ Working, communicating, and collaborating in a cross-functional team
environment
‧ Experience in radiometric calibration, signal-to-noise measurement, and
modeling of imaging systems
‧ Experience defining system performance and component specifications
‧ Experience measuring and modeling optical scatter
Education/Experience:
‧ Advanced degree in the field of Optical Sciences, Physics, Electrical
Engineering, or a similar field or equivalent experience