LED Design Engineer

DLIGroot-AmsterdamEURESpublished 10/17/2026

About the company

At DLI, you're not just an employee. You're an essential part of a young, growing company that gives you room to develop. We encourage growth, innovation, and involvement at every level. Whether you're driven by technology, personal growth, or simply enjoying your work, DLI is a place where you can thrive.

DLI's motto: hard work earns its reward. Drinks together and fun outings strengthen the bond with your colleagues. DLI has a culture of equality. Whether you're part of the management team, handle the financial administration, or work on the production floor, there's always room for open communication and collaboration.

"Design the future of lighting with us, where innovation and quality come together....

Your tasks

As a (junior) LED Engineer, you specialize in developing and optimizing LED lighting systems for horticultural applications, such as greenhouses and controlled growing environments.

You combine knowledge of electronics and optics to create light solutions that support plant growth, save energy, and drive sustainability. Guided by experienced specialists, you work across the full process, from concept to prototype and validation.

  • Design and test LED modules and drivers for horticulture, with a focus on control features such as dimming and spectral tuning to plant needs
  • Develop optical components, such as lenses and diffusers, to optimize light distribution and uniformity
  • Carry out electrical measurements and optical analyses, both in simulation and in practice
  • Analyze thermal performance, lifespan, and integration of LED systems
  • Support field tests in horticultural environments
  • Collaborate with colleagues in mechanical engineering, software, purchasing, and production
  • Document tests, simulations, and product results

Requirements

We're looking for you as an LED Design Engineer!

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Built to outgrow · greenhouse LED Design Engineer Location Aalsmeer, Nederland Employment Full-time (38 hours)