FAQs
What is the primary focus of the Graduate Photonics role at Envisics?
The primary focus of the role is to work within the core team responsible for developing Holographic Spatial Light Modulators (SLMs), involving tasks such as laboratory work, performance measurement, data analysis, and collaboration with design teams.
What type of educational background is required for this position?
Candidates should be studying at the undergraduate level or above in fields such as physics, photonics, or engineering related subjects.
Do I need prior experience with Spatial Light Modulators (SLMs) to apply for this job?
Knowledge of Spatial Light Modulators (specifically Liquid Crystal On Silicon or LCOS technology) is useful but not essential for the role.
What laboratory experience is expected from candidates?
Candidates should have experience in laboratory work at the undergraduate level or above, particularly with laser-based optical experiments.
Are programming skills necessary for this role?
Programming skills are useful but not essential; demonstrated ability to plan experiments, design and build test equipment, carry out measurements, record results, and analyze data is more critical.
What types of measurement techniques will I be using in this role?
You will use a range of measurement techniques to evaluate novel Holographic Spatial Light Modulators, as well as possibly automate measurements to increase throughput and speed of data gathering.
Will I need to collaborate with other teams?
Yes, you are expected to interact with wider R&D teams to present the results of measurements or modeling activities.
What are the key communication skills required for this position?
Candidates should demonstrate good communication skills, including capabilities in report writing, making presentations, and effective teamwork.
Are there any specific software skills that are desirable for this role?
Familiarity with Microsoft tools such as Outlook, Word, Excel, and PowerPoint is desirable for the position.
What kind of tasks might I perform related to Design of Experiment and Root Cause Analysis?
Depending on the candidate's suitability, the role may involve tasks related to Design of Experiment and Root Cause Analysis to enhance understanding and resolve issues in device performance.
How will my performance be evaluated in this role?
Your performance will be evaluated based on your ability to effectively use measurement techniques, analyze data, present results, and collaborate with the design and wider R&D teams.