Senior Hardware Engineer, Display Test Calibration

Google's Raxium display group is at the forefront of revolutionary semiconductor materials display technology, specifically focused on next-generation displays for augmented reality (AR) and light-field applications. As a Senior Hardware Engineer in Display Test Calibration, you'll be instrumental in developing and improving techniques for microLED display panel optical test and calibration.

The role offers a comprehensive compensation package including a competitive base salary range of $147,000-$216,000, plus bonus, equity, and benefits. Based in Fremont, CA, you'll be working with state-of-the-art compound semiconductor fab facilities, bringing together the innovative spirit of a startup with Google's resources and reach.

Your responsibilities will span the entire cycle of test system design, from understanding product requirements to implementing production-worthy test systems. You'll collaborate with various engineering teams, design algorithms for display calibration, and create prototypes to evaluate different approaches. This position requires strong technical expertise in display systems, optical metrology, and programming skills in languages like CUDA, C++, and Python.

The ideal candidate will have at least 5 years of experience in display test acquisition systems, along with a strong background in Physics or Electrical Engineering. You'll be joining a team that's focused on disrupting next-generation display markets, bringing users closer to a natural linkage between digital and physical realms.

This role offers an exciting opportunity to work on cutting-edge technology that will shape the future of display systems, particularly in AR applications. You'll be part of a dynamic team that values innovation, technical excellence, and collaborative problem-solving. The position combines hardware engineering expertise with software development skills, making it an ideal role for someone who enjoys working at the intersection of multiple technical disciplines.