metrology jobs in San Diego

Lead small to mid-sized engineering projects and support larger programs as a Technical Project Manager at an optical and photonics company. Manage scope, schedule, and budget; delegate tasks; mentor junior engineers; and serve as the primary client liaison from project inception through completion.…See more Apply strong technical expertise in a multidisciplinary environment spanning optical, mechanical, electrical, and software engineering to deliver complex custom solutions on time and within budget.

Development Engineer II will read and interpret engineering print specifications, participate in the quoting process, and document process parameters for precision manufacturing projects per quality systems requirements. The role requires writing basic programs to measure products using computer-controlled metrology equipment, with experience in Test Method Validations (TMV), GRR, process capability, and DOE.…See more The engineer will lead sections of the production-readiness process, mentor junior technicians, and communicate technical content internally and externally. Required qualifications include a BS in engineering/science, proficiency with GD&T, 2D/3D CAD software, Microsoft Office suite, and hands-on experience with computer-controlled measurement systems.

Test Engineer II will design, set up, and execute fluidic and electrochemistry experiments in a hands-on laboratory setting, owning test plans from definition through data analysis. Responsibilities include programming and configuring automated test instrumentation, assembling and characterizing prototype consumables and fluidic sub-assemblies, and performing root cause investigations and design-of-experiments (DOE) to resolve hardware and process issues.…See more The role requires 2–4 years of hands-on R&D laboratory experience with fluidic-based systems, experimental design, and troubleshooting. Programming experience (MATLAB, LabVIEW, C++, Python) and familiarity with metrology, microfluidics, or molecular diagnostics platforms are preferred.