Job Description
An advanced engineering programme at the forefront of laser uranium enrichment technology is seeking a hands-on Laser Technician / Engineer to support the development of next-generation infrared gas laser systems.
This is a highly practical, lab-based role working on precision optical and laser systems used in isotope separation, where you’ll play a key role in building, testing, and optimising critical enrichment technology.
What you’ll be doing:
Supporting the assembly, alignment, and calibration of infrared laser systems used in enrichment processes
Conducting testing, diagnostics, and troubleshooting across laser and optical subsystems
Assisting with experimental setups and system development programmes
Performing optical metrology and performance analysis
Acting as Laser Safety Officer , ensuring strict compliance with safety protocols
Collaborating with engineering, R&D, and operations teams on mission-critical work
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Hands-on experience with lasers, optics, or precision laboratory equipment
Understanding of laser physics, alignment techniques, and optical diagnostics
Strong practical mindset with mechanical and problem-solving ability
Background in Physics, Optical Engineering, Electrical Engineering , or similar
Experience in a lab or experimental environment (industry or academia)
Ability to obtain DOE Q clearance
Why this role?
Work on highly sensitive, cutting-edge nuclear technology
Be part of a specialist team advancing laser-based enrichment capabilities
Gain exposure to complex optical systems in a nuclear environment
Contribute to a programme with significant national and technological impact