Two-Year Postdoc: Oxide Quantum Devices & Low-Temp Transport

DTU; Kongens Lyngby; Remote; DKK 420,000 - 520,000; Full time

Job summary

DTU Energy invites applications for a 2-year postdoc to fabricate oxide-based quantum devices and perform quantum transport measurements at milli-kelvin temperatures. The role involves close collaboration with materials growers and access to the on-campus clean-room and dilution fridges at DTU Energy.

The successful candidate will have an experimental PhD in physics or related fields, experience with oxide quantum materials, and a strong background in semiconductor processing and low-temperature

Qualifications

• PhD in Physics, Nanoscience, Materials Science, Electrical Engineering, or similar.
• Experience with oxide quantum materials is an advantage but not required.
• Strong background in semiconductor processing (e-beam lithography, metal evaporation, etching).
• Experience in low-temperature quantum transport measurements.
• Ability to work independently, to plan, and carry out complicated tasks, and to be a part of a large, dynamical group.
• Good communication skills in English, both written and spoken

Responsibilities

• Fabricate oxide devices in clean-room facilities.
• Perform detailed quantum transport measurements at milli-kelvin temperatures.
• Collaborate with material growers and with DTU Energy facilities.
• Bridge materials science with electronic device fabrication and low-temperature measurements.

Skills

Clean-room fabrication

Low-temperature measurements

Semiconductor processing

English communication

Independent work

Education

Experimental PhD in Physics/Nanoscience/Materials Science/Electrical Engineering

Tools

Electron beam lithography

Metal evaporation

Etching techniques

Job description

DTU Energy invites applications for a 2-year postdoc to fabricate oxide-based quantum devices and perform quantum transport measurements at milli-kelvin temperatures. The role involves close collaboration with materials growers and access to the on-campus clean-room and dilution fridges at DTU Energy.

The successful candidate will have an experimental PhD in physics or related fields, experience with oxide quantum materials, and a strong background in semiconductor processing and low-temperature