Based in Auckland, Quantifi Photonics is proud to be part of the Teradyne family, combining New Zealand’s innovative spirit with the resources of a global leader in test, automation and robotics. We are growing fast, tackling increasingly complex challenges, and are looking for passionate, talented people to help take Quantifi Photonics to the next level.
Opportunity Overview
The Opto‑Electrical Engineer leads the design, development and integration of advanced opto‑electronic subsystems for automated test platforms. This role combines deep expertise in optical and electrical engineering with strong skills in signal processing and algorithm development to enable precise, high‑speed testing of next‑generation photonics products. It plays a key part in ensuring test systems are accurate, scalable and aligned with evolving product performance requirements.
- Design and develop opto‑electronic modules and subsystems for test systems, including high‑power lasers, sensitive detectors and complex optical fibre networks.
- Implement and optimise signal processing algorithms (DSP) for enhanced test data analysis.
- Collaborate closely with software, hardware and NPI teams to integrate opto‑electrical components into automated test platforms.
- Conduct thorough testing, troubleshooting and validation of opto‑electronic designs under real‑world conditions.
- Develop and maintain detailed technical documentation and test procedures for opto‑electronic subsystems.
All About You
We seek individuals who share our passion and determination. Our commitment to customer success drives us to go the extra mile. If you’re ready to join us, take a closer look at the minimum criteria for the position.
Bachelor’s or Master’s degree in Optoelectronics, Photonics, Physics or related field.Strong knowledge of optical and electrical engineering principles, including fibre optics, lasers, photodetectors and high‑speed circuits.Experience with signal processing techniques and digital signal processing (DSP) algorithms.Proficiency in using test and measurement equipment for optical and electrical signals (e.g., oscilloscopes, optical spectrum analysers, bit‑error‑rate testers).Solid programming skills (e.g., Python, MATLAB) for data analysis and automation.Attention to detail to ensure accuracy and quality.Tackles problems with creativity and persistence.Adapts quickly to new challenges and changing priorities.Actively seeks to learn and improve skills continuously.We are only considering candidates local to the position location and are unable to provide relocation for this position.
Benefits
Health insurancePaid birthday offGreat staff facilities (lunchroom, outdoor flow and BBQ area)Onsite parking availableWalking distance from Constellation Bus StationEmployee‑centric company culture#J-18808-Ljbffr