Develop an image analysis algorithm to quantify laser‑induced damage on crystalline optic surfaces and apply it to historical data.
Compensation
The range for this position is $1,635.00 - $3,185.00 biweekly. Starting pay for the successful applicant is prescribed based on geographic location, nature of position, and year in school.
Responsibilities
Develop an image analysis algorithm to quantify laser‑induced damage on crystalline optic surfaces.
Validate the algorithm's reliability and repeatability across image sets.
Apply the algorithm to historical laser damage images to generate quantitative data.
Correlate extracted damage features with laser damage lifetime and laser fluence.
Summarize methodology and results in a report or poster presentation.
Lead technical projects spanning new product development and research initiatives in sensor design and characterization.
Compensation
$141,800.00 - $236,400.00
Responsibilities
Provide technical leadership and mentorship in refining current designs and defining future architectural strategies for amperometric, potentiometric, and coulometric biosensor technologies.
Lead proof-of-concept initiatives for biosensor and electrochemical technologies, advancing them from initial concept through clinical and commercial feasibility.
Anticipate technical risks, define technical strategies and development approaches, drive resolution of complex challenges that materially impact technical outcomes, evaluate critical trade-offs, and influence the decisions and direction of other technical contributors.
Design and execute benchtop and in-vivo experiments to assess both current and emerging sensor technologies at the component, sensor subassembly, and integrated system levels.
Apply statistical methods to analyze large datasets, evaluate sensor performance, and identify key performance-driving parameters.
Requirements
Bachelor's in Physics, Chemistry, Chemical Engineering, Materials Science and Engineering, Electrical Engineering, or a related discipline
Lead technical projects in sensor design and characterization for biosensing technologies within Dexcom’s R&D organization.
Compensation
$141,800.00 - $236,400.00
Responsibilities
Provide technical leadership and mentorship in refining current designs and defining future architectural strategies for amperometric, potentiometric, and coulometric biosensor technologies.
Lead proof‑of‑concept initiatives for biosensor and electrochemical technologies, advancing them from initial concept through clinical and commercial feasibility.
Anticipate technical risks, define technical strategies and development approaches, drive resolution of complex challenges that materially impact technical outcomes, evaluate critical trade‑offs, and influence decisions and direction of other technical contributors.
Design and execute benchtop and in‑vivo experiments to assess both current and emerging sensor technologies at the component, sensor subassembly, and integrated system levels.
Apply statistical methods to analyze large datasets, evaluate sensor performance, and identify key performance‑driving parameters.
Requirements
B.S. in Physics, Chemistry, Chemical Engineering, Materials Science and Engineering, Electrical Engineering, or a related discipline
M.S. in Physics, Chemistry, Chemical Engineering, Materials Science and Engineering, Electrical Engineering, or a related discipline
Lead and execute advanced radiation transport simulations and analyses for the National Ignition Facility and related facilities, developing tools and shielding solutions to protect electronics and diagnostics.
Compensation
$210,630 - $267,030 Annually
Responsibilities
Operate under consultative direction with substantial authority to resolve complex problems
Perform radiation transport simulations to identify hazards and shielding solutions
Conduct detailed activation analyses and characterize decay dose rate environments
Apply radiation transport methods to predict damage to electronics
Characterize neutron sources and radiation fields affecting diagnostic systems
Requirements
Bachelor's degree in Nuclear Engineering or related technical field
PhD degree in Nuclear Engineering or related technical field
Internship focused on advancing business priorities through data analysis and proof of concept development in semiconductor process and related technologies.
Compensation
Base Pay Range: $27.00 - $48.00 per hour based on pursuit of a Masters and Ph.D.
Responsibilities
Advance business priorities by delivering high-impact work across expertise area
Collaborate with cross-functional teams to study and improve methodologies
Perform proof of concept of new methodology with existing data
Determine correlations with existing data sets on a variety of system configurations
Ensure smooth and timely customs process flow, accurate data entry, client billing, and compliance with customs regulations.
Responsibilities
Ensure smooth and timely customs process flow
Ensure accurate and timely data entry into our operational system
Track and Trace Custom files and reporting
Ensure accurate and timely client billing
Understand all the elements of the import and export customs Desk Level Operating Procedure and correctly interpret this information to fulfill our customer's instructions and expectations.
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