Radiometric Metrologist

Radiometric Metrologist job vacancy in Somerset West. A renowned Manufacturing Engineering company is looking for a Radiometric Metrologist to join their team on a full-time permanent basis in the Helderberg Area. The purpose of the role is to ensure the accuracy and reliability of aerospace measurement instruments through precise calibration and maintenance.

Expérience

Bachelor’s Degree or Advanced Diploma in Physics, Mathematics, Applied Mathematics, Astronomy, Industrial Physics

• 1 – 3 years of experience in a relevant engineering field Experience in spectral & radiometric measurements Familiarity with optical payloads & data Ability to interpret sensor specifications & performance metrics

Competence in remote sensing software Skills in data correction, computer vision, radiometric normalisation, & image quality assessment Knowledge of electronic circuits, signal processing, quantum efficiency, & instrument interfacing Operate and maintain laboratory equipment used in pre-launch characterization, verification and testing Understanding of quality control procedures in calibration and testing environments Familiarity with space industry standards (e.g., ECSS, ISO, EMVA1288, IEEE, PTB, CEOS) Ability to document and maintain calibration logs, test reports, and compliance records Training in cleanroom procedures, ESD protection, and safe handling of optical components Awareness of radiation safety and non-destructive testing protocols Bachelor’s Degree or Advanced Diploma in Physics, Mathematics, Applied Mathematics, Astronomy, Industrial Physics

• 1 – 3 years of experience in a relevant engineering field Experience in spectral & radiometric measurements Familiarity with optical payloads & data Ability to interpret sensor specifications & performance metrics Competence in remote sensing software Skills in data correction, computer vision, radiometric normalisation, & image quality assessment Knowledge of electronic circuits, signal processing, quantum efficiency, & instrument interfacing Operate and maintain laboratory equipment used in pre-launch characterization, verification and testing Understanding of quality control procedures in calibration and testing environments Familiarity with space industry standards (e.g., ECSS, ISO, EMVA1288, IEEE, PTB, CEOS) Ability to document and maintain calibration logs, test reports, and compliance records Training in cleanroom procedures, ESD protection, and safe handling of optical components Awareness of radiation safety and non-destructive t

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