The Purchasing Manager is responsible for leading the Marketplace Division’s procurement function, including oversight of supplier relationships, purchasing operations, and a team of Purchasing Agents. This role ensures alignment with business objectives through effective cost management, supplier performance, and continuous improvement initiatives. The Purchasing Manager partners cross-functionally with Inventory Management, Finance, Sales, and Product Line Management to support operational needs while driving efficiency, compliance, and value creation across the supply base.

Product support engineers are skilled and motivated individualsresponsible for providing productandapplication support to Edmund

Technician Level III must assemble, align, test, and calibrate electro- and/or opto-mechanical subassemblies and instruments.  Assemble intricate electro- and/or opto-mechanical assemblies with precision tools and fixturing.  Integrate the electro- and/or opto-mechanical components and assemblies with state-of-the-art computers to perform the final system qualification and inspection.  Troubleshoot subassemblies, finished units, and/or production opto-mechanical assemblies and repair as necessary, all under the direction of the Production...

The Supply Chain Program Manager (SCPM) is an execution-focused individual contributor role responsible for coordinating the sourcing, production, and delivery of complex assemblies and components across internal factories and third-party suppliers. This role serves as the central point of coordination to ensure commitments to customers are met with respect to delivery, cost, quality, and responsiveness.   The SCPM works in close partnership with Sales, Project & Program...

Integration and test (I&T) engineers work closely with systems engineers to develop, verify, and validate requirements for cutting-edge complex systems that may involve optical, mechanical, electronic, and/or software elements. In the early phases of a project or program, they work to understand the customer's needs and participate in technology readiness reviews to gauge the organization's ability to produce the desired product. I&T engineers are responsible for understanding all system interfaces and developing rigorous integration and test plans to ensure each system and subsystem requirement is appropriately addressed. Subsequently, they execute on those plans by utilizing their extensive hands-on assembly, integration, and...

The primary responsibility of the Senior Process Engineer’s (SPE) is to support Engineering activity within the Ion Beam Sputtering (IBS) Coating Cell of our Florida facility. The SPE will support both ongoing Production - with custom coating designs, fixtures and process troubleshooting – as well as R&D activities, to develop new processes and materials for advanced product requirements. This person will have ownership of the IBS Deposition Systems together with all associated metrology, having responsibility for its maintenance, upkeep, documentation and training. IBS equipment is typically used for optical coatings that have hundreds of layers and run over multiple days, so...

Systems engineers participate in the engineering and development of complex systems by setting objectives, guiding execution, analyzing the results, and suggesting corrective actions as necessary. Systems engineers manage technical requirements of the top-level system, subsystems, components and interrelated parts. At Edmund Optics (EO) specifically, systems engineers guide the development process of complex optical systems that typically include optical, mechanical, and electrical components. These engineers work with internal and external customers to fully understand and meet their needs.

The Quality Engineering & Quality Control Intern will support the Quality team in maintaining and improving product and process quality in a regulated manufacturing environment. This internship provides hands-on experience with quality systems, inspection activities, documentation control, data analysis, and continuous improvement initiatives. The intern will work closely with Quality Engineers, Quality Control Inspectors, Manufacturing, and Engineering to ensure products meet internal requirements and applicable industry standards.  

Edmund Optics, an industry leader in the design, manufacturing, and sale of precision optics and optical components for over 80 years is hiring!  As a global, family-owned company, employees are key to our success.  Our culture is at the heart of everything we do, and the company’s Core Values demonstrate our commitment to act as one family, do what is best for the customer, drive innovation through continuous improvement, and to be proud of what we do.  As we work to continue to be technological leaders in the industry, we seek those who are prepared to learn, engage, grow, and enable the future through optics.  

The Quality Technician I works with Manufacturing, Quality, and Quality Engineering to continuously improve quality performance ensuring compliance with quality standards. This role performs a variety of quality control inspections on products, materials, components and parts at various stages of the production process to ensure compliance with quality and reliability standards, and to ensure effective inspection and testing procedures are implemented.   

The position is responsible for maintaining inventory counts and quality control procedures for incoming and outgoing product shipments. Duties include unloading delivery trucks and checking incoming shipments against product invoices, organizing and storing shipments until they receive outgoing order requests and notifying management personnel when they don’t have enough of a particular product to fulfill orders. Also ensuring that key Service, Quality and Inventory Accuracy metrics are fulfilled in EO’s Warehouse Department.