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Optical Engineer
Spectral Energies, LLC
Position Overview: You will be responsible for the design, construction, and operation of laser-based absorption spectroscopy sensor systems for use for experimentation on various aircraft and spacecraft propulsion devices, turbulent combustion flows, reacting and nonreacting hypersonic flows, detonation-based propulsion devices, and energetic materials. You would work with other scientists and engineers to develop new state-of the-art sensor systems and would use these sensors in cutting-edge testing facilities to capture critical information such as gas temperatures and species concentrations which will help advance the development of new aerospace propulsion systems. Additionally, you would be responsible for post-processing captured data and presenting the results to other research collaborators.
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