Rice University Minimal Template External Career Site

Rice University Minimal Template External Career Site

Hardware Research Engineer (Optomechanical Systems)

Houston, TX, United States

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About the role

  • The Kortum Lab in Rice University's Department of Bioengineering seeks a Hardware Research Engineer (Optomechanical Systems) to support translational clinical research involving optical microscopy for evaluation of margin status during cancer surgery. The position will contribute to next-generation optomechanical design and development of array microscopes
  • and sample preparation systems, with an emphasis on system optimization, clinical validation, cost-efficient components, imaging performance, and preparation for eventual commercialization.

Responsibilities

  • The Kortum Lab in Rice University's Department of Bioengineering seeks a Hardware Research Engineer (Optomechanical Systems) to support translational clinical research involving optical microscopy for evaluation of margin status during cancer surgery.
  • The position will contribute to next-generation optomechanical design and development of array microscopes and sample preparation systems, with an emphasis on system optimization, clinical validation, cost-efficient components, imaging performance, and preparation for eventual commercialization.

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