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IPVF is seeking a Perovskite Panel Performance Engineer to lead reliability testing of perovskite-based photovoltaic devices. The role involves installing and monitoring outdoor test infrastructure, conducting measurements under real-world and lab conditions, and developing tools for automated analysis.
The candidate will work in a multidisciplinary team at IPVF, applying optical and electrical characterization methods and communicating results to project partners.
Position: Perovskite Panel Performance Engineer (M/F)
Duration: 18 months
Ref. IPVF: PR-CP-4-S
The Île-de-France Photovoltaic Institute (IPVF), an institute for energy transition, is a scientific and technical hub dedicated to the research and development of solar technologies . Located at its Paris-Saclay site, it brings together its own staff, employees of its partners, and those of external companies. The IPVF aims to become one of the world's leading centers for research, innovation, and training in the field of energy transition.
The IPVF's primary objective is to improve the performance and competitiveness of photovoltaic cells and to develop disruptive technologies by focusing on four key areas:
Within the framework of the ICARE program, we wish to strengthen our team to accelerate the evaluation activities of photovoltaic panels, given the additional projects entrusted to the IPVF. The tests and characterizations cover both analyses under controlled laboratory conditions and under real-world outdoor conditions.
What we can offer:
The new employee will work in a multidisciplinary environment within a dynamic team at IPVF and will be able to make use of their technical analysis and communication skills.
The mission involves participating in the reliability testing activities for perovskite-based photovoltaic devices conducted within the IPVF, by contributing to the installation and monitoring of outdoor test infrastructure. Measurements on structures subjected to controlled stress factors under real-world outdoor and laboratory conditions are also anticipated.
Knowledge: photovoltaic module technologies (ideally perovskite-based modules), optoelectronics of photovoltaic devices, device physics, industrialization.
Experience: testing on photovoltaic modules (reliability, etc.), characterization of solar cells, practical experience in the development of photovoltaic technologies, use of analytical tools.