Iridian is seeking an enthusiastic Automation Engineer looking to join an agile and fast-paced manufacturing R&D team responsible for automation of a suite of cutting-edge vacuum thin-film deposition systems and post-processing equipment.
Department: Deposition Location: Ottawa, Ontario Reporting: Production Supervisor – Deposition Term: One year (with possibility of extension) Remuneration: $44,000/annum + benefits Date last modified: May 25, 2022 Summary statement Iridian Spectral Technologies is a...
In order to achieved a desired optical functionality in an application, it is critical that key use parameters are communicated. Understanding the filter function and use conditions allows the filter design team to create a filter specification that will ensure the...
In designing a filter solution, the filter manufacturer takes the values requested by the user and adds additional design margin to account for both functional effects (such as wavelength shift due to angle variation, thermal induced wavelength shift, etc) and filter...
Iridian’s premium GFFs deliver higher-level performance than traditional GFFs to meet stringent PPEF specifications, as well as provide additional functionality. By Xiaolun Zeng and Michelle Derouin, Iridian Spectral Technologies Gain flattening filters (GFFs), used...
In this video from SPIE DCS2022 Jason Palidwar (Product Group Manager – Aerospace and Specialty Optics) discusses Iridian’s optical filters for remote sensing including earth observation (EO), IR gas sensing, and LiDAR and how these filters provide “More Signal and Less Background” to our customers’ instruments and systems.
The company currently has a vacancy in its group of Applications Engineers. The focus of the position is on the design, manufacture and performance of thin film optical filters.
The primary role of the Filter Processing Technologist is to perform measurements and analyses and to make decision based on these in the pursuit of filter processing. To apply for this job, click on the link below.
Iridian Spectral Technologies manufactures high performance optical filters for a range of applications including telecommunications, bioscience, spectroscopy, space and entertainment. The filters are deposited onto glass substrates and cut into shapes as needed. The Dicing Technician will operate the dicing saws used for precision cutting of filters with rectangular shapes.