ISCO Specialization 3115.1.13 Optomechanical Engineering Technician

Definition

Optomechanical Engineering Technician: Optomechanical engineering technicians collaborate with engineers in the development of optomechanical devices, such as optical tables, deformable mirrors, and optical mounts. Optomechanical engineering technicians build, install, test, and maintain optomechanical equipment prototypes. They determine materials and assembly requirements.

Essential Skills

Optical Engineering
Optical Glass Characteristics
Optics
Fasten Components
Read Engineering Drawings
Apply Optical Coating
Assemble Optomechanical Equipment
Align Components
Optomechanical Devices
Clean Optical Components
Record Test Data
Optomechanical Engineering
Conduct Quality Control Analysis
Types Of Optical Instruments
Adjust Engineering Designs
Inspect Quality Of Products
Refractive Power
Optical Components
Optical Equipment Standards
Test Optical Components
Operate Scientific Measuring Equipment
Design Drawings
Mechanical Engineering
Prepare Production Prototypes
Liaise With Engineers
Assist Scientific Research
Optomechanical Components
Optical Manufacturing Process

Optional Skills

Cad Software
Microoptics
Resolve Equipment Malfunctions
Monitor Machine Operations
Calibrate Optical Instruments
Electromagnetic Spectrum
Use Precision Tools
Operate Industrial Equipment
Integrate New Products In Manufacturing
Cae Software
Repair Optical Equipment
Use Cam Software
Operate Optical Assembly Equipment
Maintain Optical Equipment
Cavity Optomechanics
Inspect Optical Supplies
Apply Technical Communication Skills
Write Technical Reports
Keep Records Of Work Progress
Operate Precision Machinery

Alternative Names

Optomechanical Technologist
Technologist In Optomechanical Systems
Optomechanical Technician
Technologist In Optical Systems
Assistant In Optomechanical Engineering
Optomechanical Engineering Assistant
Technician In Optomechanical Systems

Higher Level

ISCO Occupation Group 3115.1 Mechanical Engineering Technician