Amazon Senior Optical Engineer Walk Stores 

United States, Washington, Seattle 

174115438

Key job responsibilities
Responsibilities include
- Serve as the technical lead for designing and developing optical sensing systems such as RGB and IR cameras
- Design imaging and illumination solutions for computer vision applications
- Take the design from concept to prototype and production deployment- Perform hands-on bring-up, testing and troubleshooting of optics, ISP and related HW/SW stackA day in the life
Daily activities can be highly varied. For some projects, you might be specifying, procuring samples of, testing, or designing custom camera modules. In architectural phases, you'll be working with other OE's and disciplines to define custom optical hardware with cameras, illumination sources, filtering methods, and system integration that meet hardware requirements and delight customers through seemingly magical performance. You'll manage vendors for off the shelf or custom hardware, and interface with manufacturers to define test systems and limits for high-volume, high-yield assembly of devices from your designs. You'll interact with other disciplines- electrical, mechanical, and test engineering to align on decisions and drive innovation.
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- BS in Engineering, Physics, Optics, or equivalent.

- Experience in camera module design or custom integration of off-the shelf camera sensors, lenses, and filters into a module meeting specific requirements.