FAQs
What is the primary responsibility of the Photonics Program Management Co-op?
The primary responsibility of the Photonics Program Management Co-op is to work with software engineers and test engineers to track the deliverables for the Reconfigurable Line System (RLS) releases.
Who will the Photonics Program Management Co-op report to?
The Photonics Program Management Co-op will report to the Reconfigurable Line System (RLS) program management team.
What team will I be collaborating with in this co-op position?
In this co-op position, you will be collaborating with software engineers and test engineers.
When does the Photonics Program Management Co-op position start?
The Photonics Program Management Co-op position starts in September 2024.
Is this position focused on software development?
While the position involves working with software engineers, the main focus is on tracking deliverables rather than directly engaging in software development.
What type of project or system will I be working on?
You will be working on the Reconfigurable Line System (RLS), which involves managing project deliverables related to releases.
Are there any specific skills required for this position?
Although not explicitly stated, skills in project management, organization, and communication are likely beneficial for tracking deliverables effectively.
Is this position suitable for someone without previous experience in program management?
Yes, co-op positions are generally designed for students or individuals seeking to gain experience, so previous program management experience may not be required.
Will I have the opportunity to learn about the photonics industry in this co-op?
Yes, working on the RLS program will provide exposure to the workings of the photonics industry and related technologies.
What is the expected duration of the co-op placement?
The expected duration of the co-op placement is typically aligned with the academic semester, starting in September 2024 and extending for the duration of the co-op program.