Semiconductor Device Design Engineer

Quantum Brilliance; Deutschland; Vor Ort; EUR 55.000 - 75.000; Vollzeit

Zusammenfassung

Une entreprise leader dans le domaine de l'informatique quantique recherche un expert en modélisation de dispositifs quantiques. Vous jouerez un rôle clé dans le développement de modèles physiques et de simulations avancées d'appareils intégrés, tout en travaillant au sein d'une équipe dynamique au laboratoire de Stuttgart. Le poste proposé est à temps plein avec des opportunités d'impact réel sur des technologies de pointe.

Leistungen

Travail excitant à l'intersection de la recherche et de l'application.

Un environnement dynamique et orienté vers l'équipe.

Espace pour vos idées et créativité.

Qualifikationen

• PhD avec une forte concentration sur les dispositifs semi-conducteurs.
• Connaissance théorique avancée de la physique des semi-conducteurs.
• Expérience avec les outils de simulation basés sur FEM.

Aufgaben

• Développer et valider des modèles physiques pour les dispositifs quantiques.
• Implémenter des modèles compacts pour les simulations de circuits.
• Collaborer avec des équipes expérimentales pour valider les modèles.

Kenntnisse

Semiconductor physics

Device modeling

Finite Element Method (FEM)

SPICE

Measurement data analysis

Ausbildung

PhD in Electrical Engineering, Physics, or Materials Science

Tools

COMSOL Multiphysics

TCAD

Jobbeschreibung

About Quantum Brilliance

Quantum Brilliance is the world leader in room-temperature quantum computing using synthetic diamonds. Our unique vision is to make quantum computing available as an everyday technology, from data centres to remote and mobile systems like autonomous robots and satellites. In contrast to quantum computers that fill a room, we are developing quantum accelerators with more compute power than a classical supercomputer but in a form factor smaller than a lunchbox.

Founded in 2019 by leaders in diamond quantum science from the Australian National University, we are a full-stack quantum computing company. An Australia-German company, our HQs are in Canberra and Stuttgart, with additional locations across eastern Australia and southern Germany. We are working with global technology leaders to develop quantum computing applications, integrate quantum with high-performance computing, solve materials science challenges and develop ultra-precise semiconductor manufacturing and quantum control techniques. We are backed by leading venture capital funds and major research and technology institutes.

What we do in our Stuttgart Lab

In Stuttgart, we are working to bring all the pieces together to build the Integrated Quantum Chip. This new chip is based on diamond and contains the core components for harnessing the power of quantum technologies. You will play a crucial role in developing and implementing device modelling solutions, from fundamental physical models to compact models suitable for circuit simulations, contributing to the overall design and optimization of our prototype integrated quantum devices and products.

Your tasks will include:

• Develop physical models for the electrical, optical, and thermal behavior of our diamond-based integrated quantum devices and perform advanced device simulations using FEM tools (e.g., COMSOL) and TCAD software.

• Validate device models against experimental data and extract key device parameters.

(Your tasks can be adjusted to match your skills and interests - this is your chance to add your personal input!)

Your key responsibilities will be:

• Develop physical models for the electrical, optical, and thermal behavior of diamond-based integrated quantum devices.

• Design and implement compact models suitable for circuit-level simulations (e.g., in SPICE).

• Perform advanced device simulations using Finite Element Method (FEM) tools (e.g., COMSOL) and Technology Computer-Aided Design (TCAD) software.

• Develop and execute simulation plans to optimize device performance and reliability.

• Collaborate closely with experimental teams to validate device models against measured data.

• Analyze simulation results, identify key performance drivers, and provide insights for device design improvements.

• Strengthen and potentially lead our efforts in developing a comprehensive device modeling solution, encompassing measurement data analysis, model development, and verification.

• Document modeling methodologies, simulation results, and model validation reports.

• Contribute to intellectual property generation through invention disclosures and patent applications.

About you:

• You hold a PhD degree in Electrical Engineering, Physics, Materials Science, or a related discipline with a strong focus on semiconductor devices.

• You have a strong theoretical understanding of semiconductor physics, device operation, and transport phenomena.

• You have previous experience in semiconductor device modeling and simulation. Knowledge and expertise on wide bandgap materials such as diamond a plus.

• You have hands-on experience with FEM-based simulation tools, particularly COMSOL Multiphysics, for semiconductor device modelling, and experience in developing and implementing compact models for circuit simulation using SPICE or similar tools.

• You have demonstrated the ability to validate device models against experimental data and extract key device parameters.

• You can work independently and as part of a team in a fast-paced, high-tech environment. You are self-motivated, well-organized, and meticulous in following procedures.

• You are eager to learn and adapt quickly to new challenges.

• You speak English; German is a plus.

What we offer:

• Exciting work at the intersection of research and application, with diverse tasks in a dynamic, team-oriented environment.

• Ideally the position would be full-time employment with a fixed term till the end of November 2025.

• With this role it is an On-site role within our Stuttgart Lab

• Space for your ideas - be creative and make a real impact!