Assistant Scientist – Microelectronics Device Physics & Nanofabrication
Argonne National Laboratory · Lemont, IL · 2 wk ago
Information Technology$94k–$147k/yrFull-time
Key Responsibilities
- Develop and lead a strong research program in microelectronics, with a focus on heterojunction device physics and transport measurements
- Collaborate with scientists across CNM and Argonne to shape and execute a shared vision for microelectronics research
- Manage, maintain, and support key cleanroom instrumentation, including electron beam lithography, plasma FIB, and related nanofabrication tools
- Work closely with scientists and engineers from universities, national laboratories, and industry, including providing guidance and technical support to CNM users
- Help ensure the reliable operation, and troubleshooting of cleanroom tools and electrical probe stations in partnership with CNM operations staff
Position Requirements
- Ph.D. in Electrical Engineering, Physics, Materials Science or a related field (postdoctoral research experience will be beneficial)
- A strong background in semiconductor device physics
- Significant hands-on experience fabricating devices based on materials such as 2D materials, ultrawide-bandgap materials, oxides, or III-V semiconductors
- Demonstrated expertise in micro/nanofabrication and process development in cleanroom environments
- Proficiency in device-level electrical measurements and characterization techniques
- Experience in device modeling using COMSOL or TCAD would be beneficial
Application Requirements
- Cover letter
- Detailed curriculum vitae, including a list of publications
- A statement on proposed research (2-page max)
- 1-page statement regarding an approach to engage and grow the scientific user program
- Names and contact information for three professional references
Job Family
Research Development (RD)
Job Profile
Materials/Ceramics/Metallurgical 2
Worker Type
Regular
Time Type
Full time