Imaging and Fluid Dynamic Engineer

Corning•Town of Erwin, NY

5d•$70,776 - $97,317•Onsite

About The Position

Corning is seeking an Imaging and Fluid Dynamics Engineer for its Manufacturing, Technology and Engineering division, based in Corning, New York. This full-time, Monday-through-Friday day-shift position involves approximately 50% travel, primarily within the United States, with occasional international travel possible. Additional coverage may be needed as business needs require. Working through the Fluid Dynamics & Specialty Diagnostic Laboratory, the engineer will assemble, deploy, and operate custom optical and sensor-based diagnostic systems to address complex manufacturing and engineering challenges. The role supports all Corning business divisions and contributes across stages of product innovation, process improvement, and technology development. The position includes investigative work in laboratory, engineering, and manufacturing environments; development and use of optical and sensor systems; image and data analysis; communication and documentation of project results; and maintenance of laboratory equipment and materials. Immigration sponsorship is supported.

Requirements

Degree in electrical or mechanical engineering, or an equivalent discipline or experience, with an emphasis on measurements.
Developed skill and knowledge of optical hardware, including cameras, lenses, LED or laser illumination sources, and optical elements, and how to form desired light beams.
Ability to select and deploy appropriate optical arrangements for different applications.
Experience using MATLAB for image and data analysis.
Demonstrated ability to use optical equipment for investigative purposes.
Creative problem-solving skills and flexibility in working with new technologies and processes.
Demonstrated experience in laboratory and experimental settings.
Effective communication skills focused on customer requirements, results, and observations.
Writing and documentation skills, including recording experimental data and observations and creating detailed documents, reports, and presentations within the project team.

Nice To Haves

Knowledge of light science, photon scattering (such as Mie, Rayleigh, or Raman), and/or wave descriptions such as refraction and diffraction.
Exposure to or experience with sensor equipment such as pressure transducers and thermocouples.
Experience assembling laboratory-scale gas or liquid flow systems, including mass flow controllers and pressure regulators.
Ability to build relationships across functional groups.

Responsibilities

Perform investigative work individually or as part of a team to meet business objectives.
Design, assemble, deploy, and use custom optical and sensor-based diagnostic systems integrated with secondary sensor systems, motion equipment, and flow-control systems for specific investigations in manufacturing and laboratory environments.
Perform custom data analysis, including image processing and statistical analysis, and interpret results in the context of each investigation.
Conduct hands-on work in laboratory, engineering, or manufacturing environments.
Communicate project status and updates, including through documentation.
Maintain laboratory and process equipment and laboratory materials.

Benefits

Company-wide bonuses and long-term incentives.
A 100% company-paid pension benefit with fixed contributions.
Matching contributions to a 401(k) savings plan; combined company contributions to retirement accounts can reach 7% to 12% of pay, depending on age and years of service.
Medical insurance.
Dental insurance.
Vision insurance.
Paid parental leave.
Family-building support.
Fitness benefits.
Company-paid life insurance.
Disability benefits.
Disease management programs.
Paid time off.
Employee Assistance Program (EAP).
Recognition program that celebrates successes and rewards exceptional contributions.