Postdoctoral Researcher: Germanium Spin Qubit Arrays

CNRS; France; Sur place; EUR 36 000 - 50 000; Plein temps

Avantages offerts par ce poste

Annual leave 44 days

Remote work possible with compensation

Transport: 75% cost coverage; mobility

Mobility allowance up to €300

Résumé du poste

CNRS Institut Néel in Grenoble invites a highly skilled researcher to join the QuantECA team (Quantum Electronic Circuits Alps) within QUEST to pursue state-of-the-art spin qubit experiments in two-dimensional germanium quantum dot arrays.

You will develop cryogenic setups, fabricate devices, and perform single-spin manipulation and transport measurements while collaborating with quantum theory and modelling experts. A PhD in a related field and strong nanofabrication experience are required.

Qualifications

• PhD in condensed matter physics, nanoelectronics, quantum physics, quantum engineering or related field.
• Strong experimental skills in nanofabrication and cryogenic techniques.
• Experience with spin qubits and quantum dot arrays is highly valued.

Responsabilités

• Help develop the cryogenic setup for the experiments, including RF and DC wiring.
• Design and fabricate germanium quantum dot arrays.
• Tune and control charge filling of arrays.
• Perform single-spin manipulation and transport experiments.
• Analyze results with modelling experts in hole spin qubits in germanium.
• Provide training and mentoring for PhD and master students.

Connaissances

Python programming

Cryogenics handling

Low-temperature measurements

Experimental design

Formation

PhD in condensed matter physics

Outils

Nanofabrication tools

Cryogenic equipment

Description du poste

CNRS Institut Néel in Grenoble invites a highly skilled researcher to join the QuantECA team (Quantum Electronic Circuits Alps) within QUEST to pursue state-of-the-art spin qubit experiments in two-dimensional germanium quantum dot arrays.

You will develop cryogenic setups, fabricate devices, and perform single-spin manipulation and transport measurements while collaborating with quantum theory and modelling experts. A PhD in a related field and strong nanofabrication experience are required.