Optical/Laser Cleaner and Aligning Technician

Kearfott Corporation•Pine Brook, NJ

13d•$25 - $38•Onsite

About The Position

An Optical/Laser Cleaner and Aligning Technician will work under moderate supervision to clean and align optical products. The successful candidate performs technical functions that include optical alignment, cleaning, and testing as referred to in documentation and work instructions. The technician will also be able to perform test procedures and evaluation with or without instruction.

Requirements

Has working knowledge of hand tools, microscopes, oscilloscopes, vision systems, vacuum systems, assembly equipment, electronic equipment, and processing equipment.
Capable of working independently as well as within a cross-functional team of both engineers and technicians on both production and R&D.
Detail-oriented and a demonstrated background working with tight tolerance hardware.
Strong written and verbal communication skills required.
Experience working with SOPs (Standard Operating Procedures) required.
2-5 years of experience with precision parts assembly methods.
Must be able to lift 30 lbs. and up to 5 lbs. for extended periods of time.
Must be a US Citizen.
Knowledge of parts inspection.

Nice To Haves

Hands-on experience with one of the following preferred: lasers, mirrors/lenses/prisms, optical metrology, optical or electronics assembly, optical alignment, inertial navigation systems.
Previous experience in an aerospace manufacturing environment preferred.
Previous experience working in ISO9001/AS9100 certified manufacturing facilities preferred.
Previous experience working in cleanrooms (ISO Class 4 through Class 7) preferred.

Responsibilities

Interprets operation sheets, drawings, diagrams, schematics, blueprints, and written instructions.
Inspects in-process assemblies as part of methods of operations.
Analyzes data with specifications through data logs and work instruction sheets.
Calculates correct alignment moves based on data readouts.
Cleans hardware of various materials with a multitude of solvents.
Works under microscopes for long periods of time to assemble, align, rework, repair, wire, test and calibrate various optical products and components.
Maintains logbooks, tolerance sheets, shop orders, and other required documentation.
Actively communicates with engineers, manager, and other technicians on process statuses, issues, and suggestions.
Performs other tasks directed by Management to satisfy company objectives.