Cambridge, Massachusetts, United States

Electro-Optic Modulator Design Engineer

USD 130K–250K / yearOn-siteSeniorSoftware engineering (general)

MATLABPythonSQLPrototypingPhD

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HyperLight, a software company in manufacturing and hardware, is hiring for the role of Electro-Optic Modulator Design Engineer. The work is on-site in Cambridge, United States. We classify it as a senior-level role in software engineering (general). The posting names MATLAB, Python and SQL. Candidates need 6+ years of experience. There are 6 open positions from HyperLight on this site, 4 of them in IT and engineering.

Posted 13 days ago · Last checked 2026-11-05

About HyperLight

Manufacturing and hardware Software product company 6 open positions, 67% in IT and engineering. Most open roles: Software engineering (general) (4), Operations and admin (2).

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Workplace	On-site
Seniority	Senior
Role	Software engineering (general)
Countries	United States
Languages	MATLABPythonSQL
Employment type	Full-time
Key facts	Stack: MATLAB, Python, SQL · Experience: 6+ years

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