THz Electronics Researcher - RTD Oscillators & Detectors

NanoHelp; Wien; Hybrid; EUR 39,000 - 45,000; Part time

Job summary

TU Wien in Vienna, Austria, invites applications for a University Assistant Prae-Doc (doctoral researcher) in the THz Electronics Group. The successful candidate will conduct research on THz RTD oscillators and detectors, publish results in high‑impact journals, and contribute to teaching activities.

Working 30 hours per week with a contract up to 4 years, starting as soon as possible. The salary follows the Austrian collective agreement for university staff (pay grade B1) at a minimum of EUR

Qualifications

• MSc degree in Electrical Engineering, Physics, or related discipline.
• Strong background in high-frequency electrical engineering or device physics.
• Experience in semiconductor technology, nano/microfabrication, THz or high-frequency measurements, or EM simulations is advantageous.
• Strong problem-solving abilities and teamwork.
• German knowledge is beneficial but not mandatory.

Responsibilities

• Conduct research in the field of THz electronics.
• Investigate resonant-tunnelling diode (RTD) oscillators and detectors.
• Publish research results in high-impact journals and conferences.
• Participate in teaching activities including lab courses, supervision of students, and exam corrections.
• Assist with organizational and administrative tasks within the research group.

Skills

High-frequency engineering

Electronic device physics

Semiconductor technology

Nano/microfabrication

THz measurements

Electromagnetic simulations

Problem solving

Teamwork

Research mindset

German language (beneficial)

Education

MSc in Electrical Engineering, Physics, or related

Job description

TU Wien in Vienna, Austria, invites applications for a University Assistant Prae-Doc (doctoral researcher) in the THz Electronics Group. The successful candidate will conduct research on THz RTD oscillators and detectors, publish results in high‑impact journals, and contribute to teaching activities.

Working 30 hours per week with a contract up to 4 years, starting as soon as possible. The salary follows the Austrian collective agreement for university staff (pay grade B1) at a minimum of EUR