Join a cutting-edge team supporting advanced photonics systems, R&D, and high-performance operation. Physics Major.
Operate & optimise advanced laser and photonics systems
Perform optical alignment, testing & data analysis
Support R&D, production uptime & system reliability
About the company/role:
This organisation operates at the forefront of advanced laser technology development and commercialisation, based in Lucas Heights. The Laser Scientist role sits within the technology program, supporting cutting-edge laser systems development. You will contribute to system integration and photonics development across laser facilities. This role offers hands-on involvement in R&D, production support, and technology scale-up within a highly specialised scientific environment.
This hands on role would suit an early stage graduate physicist.
If you are completing studies, honours/MSc etc, initial part time work can be considered.
Key Responsibilities:
- Operate, maintain, and optimise laser systems and associated support equipment
- Set up and align free-space laser transport optics and perform optical engineering tasks
- Support technology maturation activities including performance optimisation and reliability improvements
- Assist with development of operating procedures, technical documentation, and reporting
- Perform laboratory measurements, run test campaigns, and analyse data
- Support daily laser facility operations, including start-up and shutdown procedures
- Maintain laboratory equipment, manage optical component inventory, and ensure a safe working environment
- Provide general technical and operational support to senior technical staff
Skills/experience:
- Recent BSc / MSc in Physics
- Experience working with laser systems (industry or academia) through honours minimum
- Knowledge of laser system operation, maintenance, and optical alignment (visible/invisible beams) ideal
- Experience with measurement instruments such as beam profilers, spectrometers, and oscilloscopes
- Data analysis capability using MATLAB, Mathematica, Excel, or similar tools
- Strong written and verbal communication skills with a collaborative approach
- High attention to detail, organisation, and ability to manage multiple priorities
- Ability to work autonomously and take ownership of tasks from concept to delivery
- Australian citizenship essential and eligibility to obtain and maintain a national security clearance
Culture/Benefits:
- Permanent role
- Work at the forefront of advanced laser and photonics technology
- Collaborate with highly skilled scientists and engineers in a supportive team environment
- Strong focus on innovation, continuous improvement, and technical excellence
- Opportunities for professional development guided by senior technical leaders
- Exposure to complex, real-world applications of cutting-edge scientific technology
- Potential for occasional international collaboration and travel opportunities
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Graduate Laser Physicist in Sydney employer: Evolve Scientific
Join a leading pharmaceutical company in the Southeast suburbs of Melbourne, where you will be part of a dynamic team dedicated to quality and compliance. With a strong focus on employee development and a culture that promotes continuous improvement, this role offers meaningful opportunities for growth in a supportive environment. Enjoy the benefits of full-time hours, a collaborative work culture, and the chance to make a significant impact in the pharmaceutical industry.
