THE ROLE
We design and manufacture high-performance optical systems for ground-based and space applications, where precision integration and alignment are critical to ensuring optimal system performance.
We are looking for an Assembly Integration and Test (AIT) Engineer to support the integration, alignment, and validation of optomechanical systems, including telescopes and advanced optical instrumentation. The ideal candidate is passionate about hands-on technical work, eager to learn, and motivated to contribute to complex and high-precision projects within a collaborative engineering environment.
KEY RESPONSIBILITIES
Assembly, integration, and test activities, including:
Support to the mechanical integration of telescopes and optical systems
Support to optical alignment activities, primarily performed in cleanroom environments
Use and support of electro-optical instrumentation, including interferometers, theodolites, and CCD cameras
Contribution to the setup, calibration, and validation of measurement systems
Support to optical measurement activities and data processing
Preparation and contribution to test documentation and test reports
Collaboration with engineering teams during integration and verification phases
Support to troubleshooting and resolution of integration and alignment issues
REQUIRED QUALIFICATIONS
Bachelor’s or Master’s degree in Physics, Engineering, or related technical disciplines (recent graduates are encouraged to apply)
Basic knowledge of optics and mechanical principles
Ability to read and interpret mechanical drawings and technical documentation
Familiarity with standard laboratory and integration tools
Strong willingness to learn and develop technical competencies
Problem-solving mindset and proactive attitude
Good communication skills and ability to work effectively in a team environment
NICE TO HAVE
Internship, thesis, or academic project experience in optics, optomechanics, or mechanical integration
Basic knowledge of optical alignment techniques
Familiarity with interferometric measurements or optical image processing
Basic knowledge of Zemax or similar optical design and analysis tools
WHAT WE OFFER
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A dynamic and collaborative work environment
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The opportunity to work on innovative projects shaping the future of the aerospace industry and laser communications
ADDITIONAL INFORMATION
Contract: permanent
Location: Sarcedo – Vicenza Italia
Working time: full time, hybrid as per the company internal policy
Benefit: Company Gym access
