Production and Development Engineer for AR Masters

Low Noise Factory AB

Introduction Ever dreamed of working for a trailblazing company crafting the coolest high-tech parts on the planet? Imagine being part of an environment that heavily invests in creating a one-of-a-kind workspace for its team. Picture a melting pot of diversity and unmatched expertise that you won't find anywhere else. Intrigued? Keep reading to discover how you can join our extraordinary team! About Low Noise Factory Low Noise Factory (LNF) designs and produces the world’s best low noise microwave amplifiers. These amplifiers are used near absolute zero –cryogenic– temperatures for space exploration, quantum computing, radio astronomy, and for various ground-breaking scientific endeavors where extreme sensitivity is paramount. Our amplifiers help receive signals from the most distant man-made object from Earth, the Voyager 1 space probe, help read quantum states in the fastest quantum computers. Low Noise Factory’s state-of-the-art amplifiers are far ahead of the competition. We invest heavily in research and collaborate closely with academic and scientific communities to keep advancing our technology further and further. Our success is the result of passion for science and precision, advanced by devotion and curiosity. As explorers on the technological frontier, our aim is to keep making the impossible possible. We do everything from basic research to product development, production and testing. In our 1500 sqm facility in Gothenburg we have a state-of-the-art laboratory with electronics assembly all the way to high frequency cryogenic testing. In addition, we have access to advanced cleanrooms where we develop and produce our semiconductor circuits. LNF has 25 employees with a background from 15 different countries. Job description and responsibilities We are currently looking to expand our R&D department with an RF test and automation engineer. In this role you will be responsible for maintaining and developing our RF measurement and automation systems. You will be working closely with both our production and R&D teams to ensure we have reliable and efficient systems in place to streamline our production and qualification activities. You are expected to have a strong drive, attention to detail, and a goal-oriented mindset. We welcome applications from experienced professionals as well as new graduates with the relevant background. Responsibilities Maintain onsite RF measurement and automation systems. Design and validate new measurement and automation systems to support and streamline production and validation. Develop tools integrating with order planning and traceability. Requirements and qualifications M.Sc. or B.Sc. degree with 3 years of relevant experience in electronic engineering or a related field. Solid knowledge of RF and microwave engineering. Hands-on experience with RF measurement equipment, such as VNA. Experience in programming, including Python. Proficient in written and spoken English. Delivery-focused, meticulous, and a team contributor. Valuable additional skills In-depth understanding of microwave test systems. Direct experience in RF test automation. Experience with coaxial, waveguide, and wafer probing equipment. Experience with automated wire bonder and pick-and-place machines. Experience with cryogenic characterization. Experience with software testing, version control, and QA. Benefits and terms Fulltime 40h/week Flexible work hours 30 days’ vacation per year Occupational pension Generous bonus system Health maintenance benefit (Friskvårdsbidrag) Private medical treatment insurance Food benefit Workplace The position is full time and located at the Low Noise Factory main office at Nellickevägen 24, Gothenburg, Sweden. How to apply Send your application to career@lownoisefactory.com. Last day of application: September 30, 2026.

SHT SMART HIGH-TECH AKTIEBOLAG

Build the bridge from innovation to industrial scale Smart High Tech is transforming breakthrough graphene technology into an industrial reality. Our advanced thermal management materials enable the next generation of AI infrastructure, semiconductors, data centres and high-performance electronics. As we move from R&D and qualification to large-scale production, we are looking for a Production Engineer to play a key role in industrialising our products and building robust manufacturing processes for future growth. Your Mission You will act as the technical bridge between R&D and Production, ensuring our products can be manufactured efficiently, consistently and at scale. Your mission is to: Industrialise new products and processes. Establish robust manufacturing methods. Improve yield, efficiency and process capability. Support production scale-up and operational excellence. This role directly impacts our ability to qualify with customers, expand production capacity and achieve commercial success. What You Will DoIndustrialisation & NPI Support the introduction of new products into production. Act as the technical interface between R&D and Production. Participate in design reviews with a Design for Manufacturability (DFM) perspective. Coordinate validation, qualification and production readiness activities. Process & Production Development Develop and optimise manufacturing processes. Define process parameters, work instructions and SOPs. Support the implementation of production equipment and tooling. Ensure successful transfer of processes into operations. Data, Systems & Traceability Support data collection, traceability and process monitoring. Define requirements for MES and production systems. Ensure systems support continuous improvement and operational efficiency. Continuous Improvement Analyse process performance and identify opportunities for improvement. Reduce scrap, cycle time and process variation. Apply Lean principles and structured problem-solving methodologies. Support sustainable operational improvements. Equipment & Technical Ownership Participate in equipment selection and implementation. Support FAT and SAT activities. Manage engineering changes and technical improvements. Collaborate with Maintenance to ensure equipment reliability. Key Interfaces You will work closely with: Production & Operations R&D Quality & Planning Maintenance & Facility External suppliers and partners Who You Are You combine strong engineering skills with a hands-on mindset and a passion for building efficient production systems. You enjoy solving technical challenges, improving processes and working across functions to drive results. QualificationsRequired Degree in Mechanical, Industrial, Manufacturing or Production Engineering. Experience in Production Engineering, Manufacturing Engineering or Industrialisation. Experience supporting new product introductions and process development. Strong understanding of manufacturing processes and production environments. Experience with process validation, documentation and continuous improvement. Fluent English, written and spoken. Meritorious Experience from semiconductor, electronics, advanced materials, battery or other high-tech manufacturing industries. Experience with MES, automation and data-driven manufacturing. Knowledge of FAT, SAT and engineering change management. Experience from scale-up or fast-growing manufacturing environments. Swedish and/or Mandarin language skills. Why Join Smart High Tech? This is a role for someone who wants to build, not maintain. You will help transform world-leading technology into industrial-scale production while working alongside leading scientists, engineers and industry experts. Your work will directly influence how future AI infrastructure and advanced electronics are manufactured. What Success Looks Like Within 12 months, you have: Successfully industrialised new products. Established scalable and robust manufacturing processes. Improved yield, throughput and process capability. Contributed to the next phase of Smart High Tech's industrial growth.

Surgical Science Sweden AB

Surgical Science is a global organisation and leading provider of medical training simulations and software solutions. Surgical Science is listed on Nasdaq First North Growth Market.   Together with healthcare partners and customers in more than 90 countries, we enhance patient safety and healthcare outcomes through evidence-based, state-of-the-art simulation technology that improves clinical proficiency and performance - enabling safe and effective training without putting patients at risk.   Our solutions are used by medical training centres, universities, hospitals, and the medical device industry for practice, assessment, and certification.   With offices in Gothenburg (HQ), Stockholm, Tel Aviv, Cleveland, Cardiff, and Shenzhen, we are a fast-growing and stable organisation in a rapidly evolving world. We foster a hybrid work culture that supports onsite and remote collaboration across teams and time zones.   What if your attention to detail helped a surgeon perform better — and a patient recover faster?   At Surgical Science, we build the simulators that train surgeons before they ever step into an operating room. Our haptic feedback devices, anatomical models, and instrument simulators are used by healthcare professionals across the globe to sharpen their skills in a safe, controlled environment. The stakes are real — and so is the impact of getting quality right.   We're looking for a QC Engineer to join our Quality Control team at our production facility in Gothenburg, Sweden. You will work at the heart of our manufacturing operations — where precision meets purpose.   What you'll actually do Own end-to-end QC test plans: analyze product requirements and design detailed test cases that cover functional, integration, regression, and system scenarios Validate surgical instrument simulators, anatomical models with sensors, and haptic feedback devices — making sure every unit that leaves our facility meets the highest standards Calibrate measurement equipment and simulator components to maintain accuracy across the production line Perform acceptance testing on incoming components and vendor-supplied parts Conduct production line quality checks and sign off on systems meeting specification Dig into complex defects — trace root causes, document findings, and work with production and development to resolve them Participate in requirements reviews, bringing the QC lens early in the product lifecycle Maintain and improve test documentation, calibration procedures, and QC processes   What you need to bring 2–5 years of hands-on QC testing experience, ideally in a hardware/software environment Solid knowledge of QC testing methodologies and test documentation standards (STD/STP/STR) Experience with calibration procedures and measurement equipment Proficiency in quality management tools such as Dynamics and iAuditor Comfortable working in both Windows and Linux environments Strong written and spoken English — you'll collaborate across teams and time zones A sharp analytical mind and the ability to manage multiple priorities without dropping the ball This role is on-site at our Gothenburg, Sweden facility   Even better if you have Background in medical devices, simulators, or similar hardware/software industries Previous QC experience at a company with a comparable product complexity Familiarity with full product development lifecycles in a regulated environment   Where this can take you The QC Engineer role is a real foundation for growth. You could develop into a Senior QC Engineer or take on a team lead position as we scale. Our cross-functional setup means you'll build deep relationships across production, R&D, and software — opening doors to specialized paths in quality systems, validation engineering, or product development.   You'll also work with colleagues across Sweden, the US, and beyond, giving you exposure to international ways of working in a company that's been at the forefront of medical simulation for over 25 years.   Life at Surgical Science 🌍 Truly global environment — we're a team of 10+ nationalities united by a shared mission 🏥 Work that matters — every simulator we build contributes to safer patient outcomes 🤝 Collaborative culture grounded in respect, curiosity, and perseverance 📈 A growing company with real opportunities to develop your career 🔬 Work with cutting-edge simulation technology that's backed by 400+ scientific publications   Surgical Science as an employer Surgical Science is a global and continuously expanding organisation. You will be part of a dynamic, creative environment where we make sure to allow all employees to influence and contribute with their own unique experiences and knowledge.   Guided by our core values -  curiosity, respect, and perseverance - we strive to empower our people by recognising their strengths, supporting their growth, and creating opportunities to make a real impact.   We invite you to join us on this exciting and meaningful journey - to shape the future of medical training and improve care for patients around the world.   Apply today! If you think you would fit our fantastic team and enjoy our work environment, apply as soon as possible as recruitment is ongoing. Let us meet and work out together whether we are a match!We kindly request that you apply with a CV in English.