Senior Research Fellow - Processing Engineer
- Employer
- Global Academy Jobs
- Location
- United Kingdom
- Salary
- £39,152 to £49,553
- Closing date
- Nov 15, 2020
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- Sector
- Science, Physical Sciences and Engineering, Materials Science, Physics, Chemistry, Biochemistry, Chemical Engineering
- Hours
- Full Time
- Organization Type
- University and College
- Jobseeker Type
- Academic (e.g. 'Lecturer')
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University of Southampton, Faculty of Physical Sciences and Engineering
Centre for Electronic Frontiers
Senior Research Fellow
Nanofabrication of hybrid RRAM/CMOS platforms for unconventional computing
The Centre for Electronic Frontiers at the University of Southampton is accepting applications for an experienced Senior Research Fellow. The position will be based at the Highfield Campus and will commence as soon as possible for a fixed term contract of 2 years.
The appointee will be part of a large interdisciplinary team lead by Prof Themis Prodromakis and will be affiliated with the EPSRC-funded FORTE (www.forte.ac.uk) programme grant. Our vision is to integrate state-of-the art memristive/RRAM devices with conventional CMOS architectures and circuits in order to facilitate emerging novel technologies for unconventional computing.
This post will specifically involve the use of our state-of-art nanofabrication facilities for developing novel oxide-based nanoelectronic devices and arrays and integrating these with commercially available CMOS technologies, collaboratively with foundries. The appointee will join a highly visible group of researchers in related projects and will be required to coordinate activities among academic and industrial partners. The successful candidate will interact closely with PhD students for developing novel oxide-based devices with particular emphasis in optimizing their architecture and thin-film processes for enhancing technology yield and their performance metrics, as well as other Postdoctoral Research Fellows that will be responsible for exploiting the technology in real-world applications.
Applicants should hold a PhD in one of Physics, Chemistry, Materials Science, Engineering or a closely related subject area. The applicant is expected to have a strong background in one or more of the following areas relating to this post:
Skills in electron beam lithography and/or in specific analytical characterisation techniques (such as XPS, EDS or AFM) especially within the context of thin film oxides and RRAM would be desirable. Although previous familiarity with RRAM is not necessary it would be advantageous towards a successful application.
There will be some travel involved both within the United Kingdom and abroad to conduct research, visit collaborators, and attend conferences.
Further information can be obtained from Prof Themis Prodromakis at email address: T.Prodromakis@soton.ac.uk
We aim to be an equal opportunities employer and welcome applications from all sections of the community.
Centre for Electronic Frontiers
Senior Research Fellow
Nanofabrication of hybrid RRAM/CMOS platforms for unconventional computing
The Centre for Electronic Frontiers at the University of Southampton is accepting applications for an experienced Senior Research Fellow. The position will be based at the Highfield Campus and will commence as soon as possible for a fixed term contract of 2 years.
The appointee will be part of a large interdisciplinary team lead by Prof Themis Prodromakis and will be affiliated with the EPSRC-funded FORTE (www.forte.ac.uk) programme grant. Our vision is to integrate state-of-the art memristive/RRAM devices with conventional CMOS architectures and circuits in order to facilitate emerging novel technologies for unconventional computing.
This post will specifically involve the use of our state-of-art nanofabrication facilities for developing novel oxide-based nanoelectronic devices and arrays and integrating these with commercially available CMOS technologies, collaboratively with foundries. The appointee will join a highly visible group of researchers in related projects and will be required to coordinate activities among academic and industrial partners. The successful candidate will interact closely with PhD students for developing novel oxide-based devices with particular emphasis in optimizing their architecture and thin-film processes for enhancing technology yield and their performance metrics, as well as other Postdoctoral Research Fellows that will be responsible for exploiting the technology in real-world applications.
Applicants should hold a PhD in one of Physics, Chemistry, Materials Science, Engineering or a closely related subject area. The applicant is expected to have a strong background in one or more of the following areas relating to this post:
Skills in electron beam lithography and/or in specific analytical characterisation techniques (such as XPS, EDS or AFM) especially within the context of thin film oxides and RRAM would be desirable. Although previous familiarity with RRAM is not necessary it would be advantageous towards a successful application.
There will be some travel involved both within the United Kingdom and abroad to conduct research, visit collaborators, and attend conferences.
Further information can be obtained from Prof Themis Prodromakis at email address: T.Prodromakis@soton.ac.uk
We aim to be an equal opportunities employer and welcome applications from all sections of the community.
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