Camera Calibration and Test Engineer

• Bachelor’s degree in Electrical Engineering, Computer Science, Mechanical Engineering, Physics, Color Science, Imaging Science, or related field.

• Master's or PhD degree with a minimum of 3 years relevant industry experience.
• Second-language skills in Korean, Japanese, or Mandarin Chinese are a notable asset.
• Ability to perform assignments at both a theoretical high-level as well as practical detailed-level (concrete).
• Proficiency in managing a team of vendor members for specific tasks and experience hosting cross-time zone meetings, with a focus on accommodating ESL participants.
• Knowledge in reviewing mechanical and electrical designs for sockets, fixtures, and test systems, along with the ability to solve related issues.
• Capable of reviewing and modifying source codes in MATLAB/Python.
• Possess data analysis knowledge and experience.
• Working with MIs to validate and buy off test software and hardware.

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