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Electro-Optics Production Technology Lead at IAI - Israel Aerospace Industries · Trevo
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Job Description
About the role
We are hiring a Physicist / Engineer for Technological Leadership of an Optical Sensors Production Line – TAMAM Division (Missile & Space Systems)
Role Overview
• Technological leadership of an optical sensors production line
• Leading experiments and process improvement activities in the production line
• Addressing advanced technological challenges
• Providing technological solutions to complex manufacturing issues
• Development of new production infrastructures
• Close collaboration with R&D, quality, and manufacturing teams for implementation of new technologies
Requirements
M.Sc. or Ph.D. in Physics / Materials / Electro-Optics – Required
Strong theoretical knowledge and practical hands-on ability – Required
5+ years of industry experience in an advanced manufacturing environment – Required
Ability to lead projects and experiments independently – Required
Experience in defining equipment and innovative processes – Required
About TAMAM
TAMAM, part of the Missile Systems Division, serves as Israel’s inertial navigation center and is a global leader in stabilized electro-optical systems technologies.
The division offers a wide range of field-proven products, all based on the most advanced technologies. These products are developed using unique infrastructure and are used in airborne, space, land, and naval applications worldwide.
Nice to have
Experience in development of optical manufacturing processes