Automotive Optics Designer - Chennai

Location
Chennai, Tamil Nadu, India
Salary
Not specified
Company
Akash pawar

Job description

Role & Company / Project Overview: Infosys is hiring an innovative Automotive Optics Designer with 3 to 5 years of experience to join their fast-growing engineering team. This role is focused on turning complex optical challenges into cutting-edge solutions for vehicle headlamps, front lamps, and rear lamps, shaping the future of vehicle safety, illumination, and smart driving. Key Responsibilities & Daily Duties: • Design & Simulate: Develop and optimize optical systems using specialized optical tools. • Collaborate: Work closely with mechanical, electrical, and thermal engineering teams to ensure seamless integration from concept through to mass production. • Prototype & Validate: Support prototype assembly, laboratory testing, and optical measurement to correlate simulations with real-world performance. • Ensure Compliance: Meet stringent automotive standards and regulatory requirements including SAE, ECE, FMVSS, and related protocols. Required Qualifications, Skills & Experience: • Experience: 3 to 5 years of hands-on optical design experience, preferably in the automotive lighting or sensor industry. • Technical Skills: Strong proficiency in non-sequential ray tracing and optical design software (such as Zemax / OpticStudio). • Knowledge: Solid understanding of light sources (LEDs, Laser Diodes), plastics and materials used in optics, as well as injection molding constraints. • Education: Bachelor's or Master's degree in Optics, Physics, Electrical Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, or a related discipline. Working Hours, Shifts & Location Details: • Location: Chennai, Tamil Nadu, India. • Work Model: Hybrid / Full-time employment. Compensation & Benefits: • Compensation details are not specified in the job announcement. Application Instructions: • Interested candidates can submit their updated resume to the contact email provided in the posting.

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