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# Optical Integration Engineer

- **Company:** Insight Global
- **Location:** San Jose, CA, United States
- **Salary:** $250,000.0 - $270,000.0
- **Contract:** Permanent contract
- **Skills:** Automation of Tests, Signal Integrity, Test Scripts, Hardware Testing, System-level Testing, Integration Tests
- **Published:** August 19, 2026
- **Apply:** https://jobs.insightglobal.com/jobs/find_a_job/california/san-jose/optical-integration-engineer/job-417868/

## About the Role

Bachelors Degree (at least) in Physics, Electronics, Engineering, Optical Engineering, or related

 - Understanding of optical signal path design & analysis
 - Optics bench experience
 - Knowledge of automated test systems at wafer level and Final Test/System Level Test
 - Ability to devise test strategies, design test vehicles and optical device simulators

## Description

We are looking for an engineer to join our optical test integration team. This role involves developing co-packaged optical test systems integrated into our semiconductor testing systems. The development activities include working with the overall handler and tester teams as well as customers and the Account Team to specify the components used in the signal path (based on customers test needs), ensuring the system designs address concerns related to signal integrity and reliability over time, and laser safety. The engineer will also develop the optical system validation strategy, develop needed test vehicles/optical device simulators, and complete the testing/validation/characterization of the integrated optical test hardware. The engineer must be comfortable with hands-on work, and the instrumentation required to complete the testing activities as well as compiling the test reports.


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