Senior optical design engineer W/M

Apply your expertise in free-space optics to innovative beam shaping for various technical projects and industrial applications! Join the Simulation team at Cailabs where your skills will advance the future of optical technologies. At Cailabs, we are always on the lookout for talents who are keen on blending their optics expertise with numerical simulations. If you have a previous hands-on industry experience in designing optical systems, come join our Simulation Team to apply your skills to innovative projects, from laser shaping for space communications to spearheading advancements in industrial laser processing. Within this role, you will find a positive group dynamic and will lead the design of advanced optical systems as well as contributing to and using state-of-the-art numerical simulations of various physical systems: laser beams, atmospheric turbulence phenomena, photonic circuits, etc. Experience the pulse of a forward-thinking tech company, from the birth of a prototype to its journey towards full-scale industrialization. You will be a key part of the Simulation Team within our Technical Department, and you will have a direct line to the head of the team. Responsibilities : You are responsible for designing optical systems and centralizing optical developments at Cailabs. As dedicated specialist for the standard optical design software used in the industry, primarily Zemax, you are in charge of spreading best practices, providing internal training on these tools, etc. You will also participate in optical design projects, tolerancing, and optimization of optical systems for a wide range of applications, including free-space optical communication (satellite-to-ground and point-to-point) and industrial laser processes. You will work in collaboration with interdisciplinary teams to integrate optical designs with electronic and mechanical systems for their industrialization, contributing to comprehensive system-level solutions. You will design and implement advanced numerical tools in Python, add to the internal code libraries of the company, and use them to simulate a range of physical systems. #J-18808-Ljbffr