Fiber Test & Calibration Technician
$51,775-$58,588
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Marlboro, MA
• Direct Hire
• Job Number:276224
• Posted:11/4/2026
Perform calibration, testing, and characterization of pulsed fiber laser systems during manufacturing. Measure and verify laser performance parameters, including output power, spectrum, pulse waveform, pulse duration, repetition rate, and beam quality. Troubleshoot laser systems, determine root causes of performance issues, and perform detailed technical analysis to support corrective actions. Perform optical fiber preparation, splicing, and fiber assembly following established manufacturing procedures. Assemble and integrate fiber-optic and electro-optical components into laser. Document calibration, test results, root cause investigations, and corrective actions in accordance with company procedures. Maintain test equipment and ensure compliance with all safety and quality requirements, including laser safety and ESD procedures. Collaborate with engineering and manufacturing teams to improve product reliability, manufacturing processes, and test procedures. Support continuous improvement initiatives to enhance manufacturing efficiency and product quality.
Requirements
High school diploma or equivalent; technical training or an Associate degree in photonics, optics, electronics, laser technology, or a related field preferred. Experience with optical fiber preparation, fiber splicing, and fiber-optic assembly. Experience operating laser test power, optical spectrum, pulse waveform, pulse duration and repetition rate. Demonstrated troubleshooting and root cause analysis skills in an optical or electronics manufacturing environment. Ability to read and interpret engineering drawings, schematics, work instructions, and test procedures. Strong analytical, organizational, and documentation skills with exceptional attention to detail. Self-motivated, dependable, and capable of independently performing extended calibration, testing, and technical investigations.
1st shift-8am-5pm-overtime if needed
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