Job Description

Here at Envisics, we are an internationally based automotive technology company with an ambitious goal to re-define and revolutionise the next generation of in-vehicle experience with the development of an industry leading Augmented Reality Head Up Display.



Using the innovative technology of phase only holography, we are making this a reality!



We've already assembled some of the world's top scientists & engineers from worldwide renowned companies and due to our success and growth, Envisics is now looking to open the doors to entry level talent, in the form of three industrial placements. Industrial placements last for 1 year and are for undergraduate students.

Summary of Role

The candidate will work within the core team responsible for developing Holographic Spatial Light modulators. Envisics develop SLMs from Silicon design and Liquid Crystal research through to fabrication and final assembly. This requires novel metrology techniques and an understanding of SLMs in a holographic projection system

Role will include laboratory work, measuring performance of SLM Device characteristics, collecting and analysing data and presenting results to the design team

Depending on the suitability of the candidate some Design of Experiment and Root Cause Analysis tasks may also be involved

Key responsibilities

Use a range of measurement techniques to evaluate novel Holographic Spatial Light Modulators

Where necessary automate measurements to increase throughput and speed of data gathering.

Where necessary use computational modelling tools to further enhance understanding of device performance.

Interact with wider R&D teams to present the results of measurements or modelling activities.

Minimum requirements

Studying at undergraduate level: physics or engineering related subjects

Sound basic knowledge of optics, Principles of diffraction and physics

Experience of laboratory work, at undergraduate level or above. Specifically, Laser based optical experiments

Knowledge of Spatial Light Modulators (LCOS) would be useful but not essential

Scripting and programming skills are beneficial, e.g. Matlab, Python

Demonstrated ability to plan experiments, design and build test equipment, carry out measurements, record results and analyse data (programming skills useful but not essential)

Demonstrated good communications skills - report writing, presentations, team working.

* Familiarity with Microsoft tools: Outlook, Word, Excel, PowerPoint desirable