MORE LIGHT: Optical technologies are at the heart of our business. Experience how we enable the amazing with photonics!
Jena, Thüringen
Jenoptik – MORE LIGHT. We are a company where bright ideas are born. Changing the world with light demands for an exploring spirit. Discover challenges the world is facing, at Jenoptik you change the world. 💡PHOTONICS: Optical technologies are at the heart of our business. Explore the variety of our photonics-based products and services: We’re on Mars with NASA. We’re behind the quality of your smartphone camera lenses. We enable smart manufacturing with laser & metrology solutions customized to your manufacturing environment. We make roads and communities safer. 🚀MARKETS: Our key target markets primarily include the semiconductor equipment industry, electronics, life science and medical technology, metrology as well as smart mobility incl. road traffic safety and civil security. 🌎LOCATIONS: The Jenoptik Group headquarters are in Jena, Thuringia, Germany. Next to our major sites in Germany, we maintain production and assembly sites in the USA, France, the United Kingdom and Asia-Pacific. 🌳SUSTAINABILITY: Together with our customers, we create forward-looking trends in the fields of energy efficiency, healthcare, the environment, mobility, and safety. With our products we can make significant contributions to meeting the societal challenges we face as well as to the conservation and efficient use of resources. 🌈INCLUSION: As an international company with about 4,600 employees, we are aware of our responsibility to create an appreciative and unprejudiced working environment and support diversity, equity and inclusion in our teams. We are committed to increasing the number of international und female managers in our company and signed the “Charta der Vielfalt”, an employer initiative for diversity, in 2020. Grow with leading and bright ideas. Become a JENIUS. Impressum, Legal Notice: https://www.jenoptik.com/legal-notice
On-site · Barrie
The Robotics Technician provides robotic programming solutions and technical support within an automation environment. They are responsible for robot start-up, motion planning, and collaborating with cross-functional teams to ensure project completion.
On-site · Barrie
The Controls Specialist will program, develop, and troubleshoot PLC-controlled automation systems while coordinating with various disciplines to meet project budgets and schedules. The role involves validating system safety functions and interacting with customers and suppliers to ensure successful project delivery.
On-site · Barrie
The Mechanical Designer will create and support mechanical design solutions for custom automation systems, including jigs, fixtures, and complex assembly tools. They will collaborate with cross-functional teams to ensure design accuracy, compliance with specifications, and adherence to project timelines.
On-site · Barrie
The Project Manager will oversee all phases of multi-million dollar projects, including initiation, engineering, procurement, and commissioning. They are responsible for monitoring project activities to meet financial targets, managing schedules, and serving as the primary interface for customers.
On-site · Mississauga
You will own the build and release pipelines while managing containerized environments to ensure reliable and secure software deployment. Additionally, you will partner with development teams to design standardized environments and optimize performance within Azure.
On-site · Mississauga
The System Support Specialist will oversee daily IT operations, manage client relationships, and ensure the integrity and security of production and test systems. Responsibilities include providing technical support, managing hardware and software, and maintaining operational documentation.
On-site · Mississauga
The technician will install, calibrate, and maintain electronic sensor and imaging systems on roadside infrastructure. They will also perform routine preventative maintenance, diagnose electrical faults, and assist with warehouse logistics and equipment preparation.
On-site · Barrie
The electrician is responsible for wiring, installing, and troubleshooting automated assembly and welding systems at the facility and customer sites. They must also interpret electrical drawings, ensure safety compliance, and provide technical leadership or mentorship to team members.
On-site · Barrie
The machinist is responsible for manufacturing components by setting up and operating various machine shop equipment such as lathes, mills, and grinders. They also perform layout operations, fit and assemble machinery parts, and provide mentorship to junior staff.
On-site · Barrie
The Assembler/Developer is responsible for assembling and developing automated equipment to meet customer quality and cycle time requirements. They must also interact with design personnel, mentor junior staff, and travel to customer sites for equipment installation and service.
On-site · Barrie
The Electrical Designer will design automated PLC control systems and provide comprehensive design documentation including component specifications and safety layouts. They will also coordinate with other disciplines, provide floor-level support during builds, and mentor junior team members.
