Measurements Engineer

Corning•Keller, TX

3d•$81,701 - $112,339

About The Position

The Measurements Engineer helps bring new optical connectivity products to market by configuring measurement and inspection systems that verify product quality. The role supports prototype builds and new product launches, qualifies measurement systems, and trains engineering and operations teams. It partners with global engineering, manufacturing, and quality teams to maintain consistent product measurement across regions.

Requirements

Bachelor's degree in Engineering, Physics, Optics, Mechanics, or a related field.
At least 2 years of experience in measurements, process engineering, or a related role.
Working knowledge of measurement systems and hardware used in manufacturing environments.
Experience with measurement system analysis, gauge repeatability and reproducibility, capability studies, and measurement standardization.
Experience supporting implementation, qualification, troubleshooting, or transfer of equipment and measurement systems in manufacturing.
English language proficiency, written and spoken.
Ability to travel up to 25% domestically and internationally, and to work 40 or more hours per week.
Extensive travel to Mexico during the first 6–12 months.

Nice To Haves

Experience supporting equipment, product, or technology transfers in manufacturing.
Familiarity with fiber optic products or inspection systems.
Applied measurement science in fiber optics, surface profiling interferometry, microscopy, optical refractometry, or other optical or physical measurement disciplines.
Applied knowledge of fiber optic cable assembly measurement equipment, such as optical attenuation, reflectometry, surface profile interferometry, and video microscopy (end-face inspection).

Responsibilities

Support prototype builds, engineering samples, and new product introductions by configuring existing measurement and inspection systems for new products.
Work with global engineering, manufacturing, quality, and measurement experts to translate requirements and testing needs into equipment and product configurations.
Plan and run measurement system qualification, including measurement system analysis, gauge repeatability and reproducibility studies, capability studies, and method correlation.
Evaluate commercially available measurement and inspection technologies, and troubleshoot configuration issues during prototype and early manufacturing builds.
Create and maintain product configurations, test parameters, and technical documentation, and train engineering and operations teams on measurement systems and methods.