
Prototype Technician
PRI Global, Redmond, WA, United States
Prototype Assembly Technician – Optical Systems
Location:
Redmond, WA
Duration:
12 months
Overview
We are seeking a highly motivated
Prototype Assembly Technician
with expertise in
optical system assembly
and custom tooling. This role involves hands‑on work in building and testing prototype optical modules, particularly for advanced applications such as AR devices. The ideal candidate thrives in a fast‑paced R&D environment, demonstrates strong attention to detail, and can work independently with minimal guidance.
Key Responsibilities
Perform
lamination and processing
of optical assemblies for prototype builds
Execute
active alignment of optical modules
used in AR/VR devices
Conduct precise
hand assembly and part processing
(mechanical & electrical)
Rework and troubleshoot prototype components (mechanical and electrical)
Operate
custom calibration and assembly equipment
Document assembly processes, test procedures, and results
Support
opto‑mechanical testing and data reporting
Minimum Qualifications
Strong
mechanical aptitude and background
5+ years of experience
in a related technical or engineering field
Bachelor’s degree in
Mechanical Engineering, Optics, or related discipline
Experience working in an
R&D lab / product development environment
Hands‑on experience with
rapid prototyping
across multiple disciplines
Familiarity with
laser safety (Class 3B/3R)
Experience with
calibration (camera‑based sensors preferred)
Ability to
author SOPs
for assembly and testing
Must‑Have Skills
Ability to
read and interpret mechanical/electrical drawings and models
Strong
documentation skills
for assembly procedures and test reports
Experience safely operating
laser systems (up to Class 3B/3R)
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Location:
Redmond, WA
Duration:
12 months
Overview
We are seeking a highly motivated
Prototype Assembly Technician
with expertise in
optical system assembly
and custom tooling. This role involves hands‑on work in building and testing prototype optical modules, particularly for advanced applications such as AR devices. The ideal candidate thrives in a fast‑paced R&D environment, demonstrates strong attention to detail, and can work independently with minimal guidance.
Key Responsibilities
Perform
lamination and processing
of optical assemblies for prototype builds
Execute
active alignment of optical modules
used in AR/VR devices
Conduct precise
hand assembly and part processing
(mechanical & electrical)
Rework and troubleshoot prototype components (mechanical and electrical)
Operate
custom calibration and assembly equipment
Document assembly processes, test procedures, and results
Support
opto‑mechanical testing and data reporting
Minimum Qualifications
Strong
mechanical aptitude and background
5+ years of experience
in a related technical or engineering field
Bachelor’s degree in
Mechanical Engineering, Optics, or related discipline
Experience working in an
R&D lab / product development environment
Hands‑on experience with
rapid prototyping
across multiple disciplines
Familiarity with
laser safety (Class 3B/3R)
Experience with
calibration (camera‑based sensors preferred)
Ability to
author SOPs
for assembly and testing
Must‑Have Skills
Ability to
read and interpret mechanical/electrical drawings and models
Strong
documentation skills
for assembly procedures and test reports
Experience safely operating
laser systems (up to Class 3B/3R)
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