Enterprise Recruitment Ltd
Laser Applications Engineer

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Graduate/Junior Physicist Role
This unique role gives a Graduate or Junior Physicist the opportunity to develop technical skills in a highly advanced manufacturing environment, working with cutting-edge laser technology and gaining valuable hands-on experience in laser micromachining.
You will join a specialist team working on a wide range of customer applications, developing laser processes and producing precision components using state-of-the-art laser systems. The role offers an excellent opportunity to apply your academic knowledge of physics to real-world manufacturing challenges, while developing your understanding of lasers, materials, optics, process development, and advanced manufacturing.
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As part of the Contract Micromachining Laboratory, you will work with laser systems covering wavelengths from UV through to IR and pulse durations ranging from nanoseconds to femtoseconds. You will be involved in developing new processes, carrying out production work and supporting customer projects, with laser micro-drilling forming a key part of the role.


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Requirements:
- Degree or MSc in Lasers/Physics/Optical Engineering or equivalent discipline.
- Proactive attitude.
You will need to be hands-on, curious and comfortable working in a technical environment. The ability to take ownership of your work, meet deadlines and work effectively both independently and as part of a team is important.
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