Spatial Metrology Engineer - CMM

CACI•Danbury, CT

About The Position

The Spatial Metrology Engineer will join the Metrology team, which measures and aligns precision optics and optical assemblies. The role provides hands-on experience with unique and challenging optical systems and exposure to spatial metrology tools, including large and medium bridge-type CMMs, laser trackers, portable arms, and emerging technologies. The engineer will work with technicians and engineers and may support or lead measurement work depending on experience. The position involves measuring components, aligning system integration of subassemblies, supporting production processes, and improving data interpretation for internal customers. The engineer will collaborate with opticians, technologists, and engineers to continuously improve processes and identify opportunities to enhance quality, efficiency, throughput, and first-pass yield. The role also requires safe handling of hardware and compliance with standard work and Environmental, Health and Safety requirements. The proposed salary range is $61,100–$122,200. The role is regular, full-time, and may require up to 10% travel within the continental United States.

Requirements

Bachelor of Science degree in Physics, Applied Math, or Mechanical Engineering; other degrees with similar exposure to mathematics and sciences will be considered.
Ability to work safely with sensitive, high-value deliverables and equipment.
Working knowledge of manufacturing standards and practices.
Ability to follow manufacturing instructions in the production of optics and optical assemblies.
Flexibility and desire to work on a variety of manufacturing processes.
Strong team-player skills.
Excellent written and verbal communication skills.
College laboratory coursework.

Nice To Haves

Experience in a manufacturing environment, including working knowledge of GD&T.
CMM operating experience.
Familiarity with Zeiss Calypso and Spatial Analyzer software packages.
Ability to apply manufacturing skills in the production, inspection, and testing of optics and optical products.
Familiarity or expertise with machinery and optical manufacturing equipment.
Proficiency with technical information such as blueprints, process specifications, and instructions.

Responsibilities

Support or lead, depending on experience, the measurement of optics in accordance with manufacturing documentation, process documentation, and technical requirements.
Measure components and align system integration of subassemblies.
Support production processes and optimize data interpretation for internal customers.
Collaborate with opticians, technologists, and engineers to continuously improve processes and identify opportunities to improve quality, efficiency, throughput, and first-pass yield.
Ensure safe handling of in-process and deliverable hardware.
Comply with standard work requirements.
Support full compliance with Environmental, Health and Safety requirements.