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Engineering Professionals (Excluding Electrotechnology)
Unit Group
2149
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MASCO Code
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Optical Engineer designs, develops, and tests optical systems and components for industrial applications. They apply principles of light, optics, and physics to create and optimise devices such as microscopes, lenses, and telescopes, managing the full development cycle from conceptual design to prototyping and testing. Their work ensures optical systems meet performance standards and supports applications in imaging, communication, and measurement.
Tasks
Design and develop optical components, systems, and photonic prototypes for industrial and technical applications.
Conduct simulations and modelling to predict and optimise optical system performance.
Perform laboratory experiments to validate optical designs.
Troubleshoot and resolve issues affecting optical system functionality.
Collaborate with cross-functional teams to integrate optical systems into larger products.
Document design processes, test results, and technical specifications.
Stay updated with advancements in optical technologies and incorporate them into designs.
Skills
Basic
Critical thinking and decision-making skills for evaluating and resolving optical system issues.
Effective communication and teamwork skills for collaboration with multidisciplinary teams.
Problem-solving and analytical skills to address complex design challenges.
Proficiency in optical simulation and design software to model and analyse systems.
Strong foundation in physics and mathematics to understand and apply optical principles.
Specific
Ability to integrate optical systems with mechanical and electrical engineering components.
Competency in optical system alignment and calibration procedures.
Knowledge in imaging systems and sensor technologies.
Knowledge in selecting materials based on optical properties, including refractive index and dispersion.
Knowledge in workplace safety and health standards in optical engineering environments.
Proficiency in designing and optimising optical systems using software.
Proficiency in operating and maintaining laser and fibre-optic systems to ensure proper light propagation and signal integrity.
Proficiency in optical metrology and testing to assess system performance.
Additional Info
QUALIFICATION
Bachelor’s degree or equivalent
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