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Neros Technologies

Engineer, Sensors

Torrance, California, United States$111k–$155.5kmidAdded 1 month ago

About this role

Neros is seeking a Sensor Engineer to enhance camera module design for unmanned systems, contributing to the defense technology sector. The role involves selecting image sensors, managing optical parameters, and ensuring quality in camera assembly while utilizing software for performance analysis.

What you'll do

  • Select and design image sensors and supporting electronics
  • Manage optical parameters and lens sourcing
  • Establish design criteria for supplier components
  • Conduct camera sample testing and characterization
  • Develop software tools for test data analysis
  • Guide manufacturing standards for camera production

What they're looking for

  • Familiarity with CAD (SolidWorks preferred)
  • Experience in mass production release
  • Understanding of optics and image sensors
  • Proficiency in coding (Python or similar)
  • Hands-on lab experience with cameras
  • Knowledge of imaging signal flow
  • Creative problem-solving abilities

Benefits

  • Competitive salary range of $100,000 - $145,000
  • Highly competitive equity grants
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Neros Technologies

Neros Technologies builds unmanned drone systems and advanced wireless products for military and defense applications. The company is hiring manufacturing engineers, quality specialists, RF engineers, network operations engineers, and hardware design experts to support drone production, testing, and secure defense infrastructure.

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Likely interview questions

  • Walk us through a camera or imaging module you've designed or brought to production—what were the key trade-offs you made between latency, dynamic range, and cost?
  • Describe your experience characterizing image sensors in a lab. What metrics (MTF, SNR, dynamic range) have you measured, and what test rigs or tools did you build?