Postdoc: Spintronic Quantum‑Inspired P-Qubits (Room-Temp)

Syddansk Universitet; Cortex Park; On-site; DKK 359,000 - 448,000; Full time

Job summary

The University of Southern Denmark invites applications for a two-year Postdoctoral Researcher position within the QUANTRONIC project on spintronic pseudo-qubits. The role combines physics modeling, device design, and circuit-level integration with SDU Microelectronics and international partners.

You will develop Verilog-A models, work with Cadence, and explore probabilistic computing concepts at room temperature, starting February 2027.

Qualifications

• Applicants should hold a PhD in electronic engineering, electrical engineering, applied physics, nanotechnology, spintronics, or a closely related field.
• Experience in spintronics and magnetic devices is preferred.
• Experience with Verilog-A, SPICE and Cadence or comparable circuit/device simulation environments.
• Experience in micromagnetic simulation, magnetotransport measurements, nanofabrication, probabilistic computing, or quantum/quantum-inspired computing is advantageous.

Responsibilities

• Develop physics-based compact models of SOT-MTJ-based pseudo-qubits, including stochastic switching and inter-device coupling.
• Develop Verilog-A models and integrate them into circuit-level simulation environments such as Cadence.
• Investigate the physical requirements for controlling probabilistic states and representing probability amplitudes in spintronic devices.
• Collaborate on design and fabrication of SOT-MTJ devices and arrays.
• Experimentally characterize standalone devices and coupled arrays, including stochastic switching and synchronization.

Skills

Spintronics

Verilog-A

Cadence

Stochastic computing

Device modelling

Education

PhD in electronic engineering, electrical engineering, applied physics, nanotechnology, spintronics, or closely related field

Tools

Cadence

SPICE

Verilog-A

Job description

The University of Southern Denmark invites applications for a two-year Postdoctoral Researcher position within the QUANTRONIC project on spintronic pseudo-qubits. The role combines physics modeling, device design, and circuit-level integration with SDU Microelectronics and international partners.

You will develop Verilog-A models, work with Cadence, and explore probabilistic computing concepts at room temperature, starting February 2027.