Open Positions

Physical Sciences Inc., located just north of Boston in Andover, seeks well-qualified candidates for positions on our research team. The optical materials scientist position is intended for an individual who is interested in supporting and leading programs devoted to the design, development, and use of optical and photonic materials. An ideal candidate should be interested in a career devoted to applied research and development with strong experimental, hardware, and leadership skills, and should be interested in maturing technologies from concept to prototype.

Physical Sciences Inc., located just north of Boston in Andover, has multiple opportunities for Mechanical or Aerospace Engineers at all degree levels. Successful candidates will work in small teams across the spectrum of engineering practice, including ideation, design, analysis, fabrication, test, evaluation, and system integration. If you are challenged by contributing to technology platforms from start to finish, PSI is the right environment for you.

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Q-Peak is seeking a self-motivated, enthusiastic, and “willing to learn” candidate to work alongside senior staff in the development of specialty solid state laser systems for scientific, defense, and medical applications. This is an opportunity for a candidate who has excellent communication skills to begin a career in the development of advanced lasers for a number of exciting applications. Attention to details, cleanliness, and laboratory organization is desired.

Physical Sciences Inc., located just north of Boston in Andover, is looking for an Interface Software Engineer to contribute to a number of programs developing advanced prototypes of novel, electro-optical sensors. The candidate will work with a technical team focused on addressing emerging remote imaging and detection applications for a range of government and industry customers. Our development strategy typically spans concept inception through the production of high fidelity prototypes that undergo significant field testing.