Job details
- Job Number: 29354549
- Santa Clara Valley, California, United States
- Posted: Sep. 10, 2013
- Weekly Hours: 40.00
Job Summary
As
a key member of the Sensor Core Technology team, you will be
responsible for characterization of image sensors for evaluation of
suppliers, development of new sensors, general problem solving, and
implementation of new features. You will be expected to create the best
possible characterization setup for chip level, packaged part and module
level development, and you will work with cross functional teams in
many aspects of your daily activities.
Key Qualifications
- The ideal candidate will have 5+ years of electro-optical image sensor characterization experience:
- •Experience in electro-optical characterization of high resolution imaging solutions.
- •Hands-on experience with characterization hardware and software. You need to be able to innovate and build new and unique solutions.
- Ability to use Matlab to analyze and present characterization data.
- Excellent analytical and problem solving skills.
- Ability to work closely with others in a very cross functional team environment.
- Background in solid-state electronic devices.
- Experience developing sensor specifications and working with new sensor development
- Knowledge of industry standards
Description
Core
Responsibilities:
As a Sensor Characterization Engineer owning the complete specification
and characterization of sensor performance, you will be:
•Collaborating with global image sensor suppliers to evaluate and
develop new image sensors
•Developing and implementing new characterization methods and equipment
•Documenting and presenting your results to both internal and external
engineering teams
•Working with the Camera Technology teams to evaluate the contribution
of the sensor to camera performance
•Working with internal and external teams to assure that sufficient and
correct testing is implemented at all stages to guarantee performance
Education
MSc/PhD in physics, electrical engineering, or a similar discipline
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