Lead Print Imaging Systems Engineer Tampa, FL

Engineering Leader For Electrophotographic Print Technology

Interviews being set with our client for last week of May/first week of June so apply now if qualified!

This candidate will encompass knowledge of mechanical, electrical, physics, and materials engineering in leading the charge on end to end product development for domestic and international clientele.

We are looking for an experienced engineering leader to advance electrophotographic print technology for monochrome and color imaging platforms in Tampa, Florida. This position focuses on shaping high-performance print subsystems, strengthening image quality and reliability, and guiding technical decisions that support scalable product development. The role also serves as a key technical authority, partnering across disciplines to solve complex performance challenges and mentor engineering teams.

Responsibilities:

• Direct the design and refinement of electrophotographic print subsystems, with emphasis on integrating magnetic ink character recognition capabilities across critical imaging stages.
• Establish measurable goals for print performance, durability, and cost efficiency, and drive engineering efforts to achieve those objectives throughout the product lifecycle.
• Plan and lead structured testing programs to evaluate system behavior, define operating ranges, and uncover the variables that most influence print outcomes.
• Diagnose sophisticated print defects and process failures, perform root cause investigations, and coordinate corrective actions with cross-functional partners.
• Work closely with mechanical, electrical, firmware, and materials teams to incorporate imaging subsystems into both new product designs and existing platforms.
• Support development activities from early concept work through release, including technical requirements, prototype evaluation, design reviews, and verification testing.
• Partner with manufacturing teams to introduce new imaging processes into production, develop control strategies, and resolve quality, yield, and reliability concerns.
• Create and maintain test procedures, measurement approaches, and acceptance standards for electrophotographic performance and overall print quality.
• Provide clear technical documentation and presentations that communicate design decisions, experimental findings, and recommendations to engineering and leadership audiences.
• Coach engineers and technicians on best practices in experimentation, data interpretation, and imaging technology development while promoting continuous technical improvement.