Monarch Quantum

Monarch Quantum

Photonics Module Test Engineer 3

San Diego, California, United States · Contract

Sponsorship not specified$125k-$175kDetected 10 days ago
PythonMATLABData AnalysisElectrical EngineeringLabVIEWResearchCommunicationFiber Optics

About the role

  • In this role you will be the technical owner for characterization, qualification, and reliability testing of photonic components and modules.
  • Conduct failure analysis under guidance of SME and scientists.
  • Please note: This position requires access to export-controlled information.

Responsibilities

  • Design: Build and operate test setups for photonic components and modules, measuring output power, wavelength, linewidth, phase noise, RIN, optical nonlinearity, and beam parameters (profile, M², divergence)
  • Draft structured DOE test plans, carry out experiments, document results, and deliver clear data analysis and engineering reports.
  • Carry out life testing for modules and key components; trend data and deliver reports.
  • You're passionate about building systems from the ground up and comfortable with ambiguity and change.

Requirements

  • Demonstrated experience with free-space optics, fiber optics, and optomechanical assemblies
  • Working knowledge of nonlinear optical effects (e.g., SHG, SRS, SPM, XPM) and experience measuring or mitigating them in photonic or fiber systems.
  • Experience with reliability or qualification testing of photonic components or modules (burn-in, accelerated aging) Proficiency in DOE methodology and statistical data analysis

Skills

  • The expected annual salary range for this position is $125,000-$175000.

Compensation

  • The expected annual salary range for this position is $125,000-$175000.

Benefits

  • You're creative, flexible, and eager to wear multiple hats.
  • Monarch's comprehensive benefits package, which includes:

Visa & Work Authorization

  • Employment is contingent upon the applicant being a U.S. person as defined by 8 U

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