Opto Electronic / Opto Mechanical Engineer

Your tasks

• Responsibility for implementation of laser packages and detector packages

• Communicate with subcontractors / suppliers

• Support integration of laser and detector packages

• Carry out end to end laboratory level testing during integration and for delivery testing of the packages

• Communicate with DiGOS station project teams and support ground station level installation and testing

• Carry out and/or support proposal work

• Establish packages documentation

• Collaborate and communicate effectively with DiGOS management and project teams

Your profile

• Master’s degree in Optoelectronics or related engineering field

• 3+ years of industrial experience in complex system integration, testing and maintenance

• Practical / hands-on type mentality

• Good communication and organizational skills

• Team player

• Prepared to travel abroad (Europe and oversees)

What we can offer you

• Active role in the technical development of the company

• Flat hierarchies and involvement in full life cycle of demanding ground stations

• A modern workplace in the heart of Potsdam (only 20 min from Berlin Hbf)

• A salary that matches industry standards.

• 30 vacation days plus German bank holidays.

• Retirement benefits, flexible working hours

Interested?

If this sounds attractive to you, please send us your CV and motivation letter.

We are looking forward to hearing from you! For further information, please contact Andre Kloth at jobs@digos.eu.

DiGOS Potsdam GmbH

DiGOS is a young company with broad expertise in the system engineering, design, construction, and installation of sensor and monitoring systems.

We develop and deliver worldwide laser ground stations for the high-precision distance measurement of satellites and space objects in general as well as for optical communication with satellites.

Our industrial and institutional customers operate on both a national and international scale.

DiGOS was honored with the Berlin-Brandenburg Innovation Prize in 2019 and 2025, as well as the European Space Agency’s „Rising Stars“ award in 2024.