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Hardware R&D Engineer – Cryogenic and Quantum Components
InVisions Ltd.. Perform cryogenic electrical measurements of electro-thermal and quantum devices .
Core Competencies
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Demonstrates expertise in cryogenic electrical measurements and device modeling, with a strong foundation in solid-state physics and semiconductor technology. Capable of collaborating with R&D and fabrication teams to optimize device performance and contribute to advancements in silicon-based quantum technology.
Highest-signal resume keywords
PhD In Physics Or Electrical EngineeringCryogenic Experimental SetupsElectronic Transport MeasurementsDevice Modeling And SimulationElectro-Thermal Device Characterization
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Hard Skills
Cryogenic Electrical MeasurementsSolid-State PhysicsElectrical TransportDevice PhysicsComponent FabricationThermal Device AnalysisCustom ThermometryPhonon Transport UnderstandingElectron-Phonon CouplingExperimental Data Analysis
Industry Keywords
Quantum TechnologySilicon-Based DevicesNanotechnologySemiconductor DevicesR&D CollaborationPerformance OptimizationMeasurement FeedbackProcess DevelopmentDevice ChainPeltier Devices
Tech Stack
Tools & technologiesElectron
About the role
Key responsibilities & impact- Perform cryogenic electrical measurements of electro-thermal and quantum devices
- Model and design devices to guide experiments and support performance optimisation
- Plan and execute experiments in collaboration with the R&D and fabrication teams
- Analyse measurement data and communicate findings to guide device and process improvements
- Work closely with the fabrication team to connect device design, process development and measurement feedback
- Contribute to silicon-based quantum technology across the full device chain
Requirements
What you’ll need- PhD or equivalent experience in physics, electrical engineering, nanotechnology, semiconductor devices, quantum technology or a related field
- Hands-on experience with electronic transport measurements
- Hands-on experience with cryogenic experimental setups, especially in the sub-1 K temperature range
- Strong understanding of solid-state physics, electrical transport and device physics
- Understanding of component fabrication, with hands-on fabrication experience a strong advantage
- Experience in modelling, simulation or theoretical analysis of semiconductor, thermal, electro-thermal or quantum devices
- Experience characterising electro-thermal devices, such as Peltier devices or NIS-based components
- Experience with custom thermometry, such as on-chip thermometry
- Understanding of phonon transport and electron-phonon coupling
Benefits
Comp & perks- Relocation support
- Confidential handling of personal information during screening and recruitment