The Research Technician will support high-energy physics research under the guidance of Professor K.K. Gan. This role involves collaborating with an electrical engineer to fabricate and test prototype and final system electronics, including optical electronics.
Key Responsibilities:
- Component Sourcing and Ordering (30%):
- Identify and procure electronic components required for the fabrication of prototype and final system electronics.
- Maintain an inventory of components and ensure timely ordering to avoid project delays.
- Assembly and Testing (60%):
- Assemble electronic circuits, including optical electronics, following detailed schematics and engineering instructions.
- Conduct rigorous testing of assembled circuits using oscilloscopes, voltage and current meters, optical power meters, and optical-to-electric converters.
- Troubleshoot and resolve issues in the electronic circuits to ensure optimal performance.
- Documentation (10%):
- Record detailed findings from testing, including data analysis and suggested improvements.
- Prepare comprehensive reports for presentation by Professor Gan at collaboration meetings, highlighting key results and recommendations.
Minimum Education Required: Bachelor’s degree in electrical engineering or physics or equivalent experience
Required Qualifications:
- At least 1 year of hands-on experience using oscilloscopes, voltage and current meters, optical power meters, optical-to-electric converters, and LabView programming.
- Proficiency in assembling and testing electronic circuits.
Desired Qualifications:
- Experience with optical electronics, including the integration and testing of optical components in electronic systems.
Work Environment:
- All tasks are performed under the direct supervision of an electrical engineer, ensuring adherence to safety protocols and project specifications.
Additional Information:
Target Hiring Range: $15.70-$20.67
