Principal Hardware Instrument Engineer

Join a dynamic team dedicated to advancing sensor instrument technology as a Principal Hardware Instrument Engineer. In this pivotal role, you will leverage your extensive expertise to design, develop, and refine cutting-edge precision instruments. Your work will be instrumental in crafting solutions that adapt to evolving customer requirements. Must be a US CITIZEN.

Key Responsibilities

• Serve as a Subject Matter Expert in precision instrument development, spanning multiple technical disciplines.
• Evaluate and address customer needs, providing innovative solutions to complex instrumentation challenges.
• Lead development teams, ensuring technical excellence and effective management oversight.
• Identify potential risks and implement comprehensive mitigation strategies.
• Analyze instrument requirements to develop robust technology architectures.
• Design experimental setups to validate design concepts and determine their feasibility and optimization.
• Collaborate with cross-functional teams to integrate precision instruments into larger systems, meeting performance benchmarks.
• Initiate and refine fabrication processes for custom-designed instruments.
• Document and present technical findings, reports, and test results with clarity and precision.
• Deliver training sessions for staff, subcontractors, and customers on device usage and maintenance.

Required Skills and Abilities

• Exceptional verbal and written communication skills.
• Comprehensive understanding of diverse instrument design, development, and application processes.
• Proficient in precision hardware fabrication techniques.
• Strong foundation in applied mathematics and physics with exceptional analytical skills.
• Detail-oriented with excellent organizational capabilities.
• Proficiency in modeling and simulation tools such as MATLAB, CAD software, and Finite Element Analysis software.

Educational and Experience Requirements

• Bachelor’s degree in Mechanical, Applied Physics, Electrical, or Computer Engineering; a Master’s or PhD is preferred.
• 10-15 years of experience in Hardware Instrument Engineering or a related field.

This role offers the flexibility of a hybrid work environment, requiring onsite presence three days per week. Remote work options are available to complement your professional needs.

Embark on a rewarding career where your expertise directly impacts technological advancements and contribute to a future where precision instruments are at the forefront of innovation.