Receiver Systems Group Lead – Cryogenic RF & Optics

IRAM; Saint-Martin-d'Hères; On-site; EUR 59,000 - 72,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Paid leave 26 days

RTT days 28

13th month

Relocation support

Bonuses

Job summary

IRAM in Grenoble seeks a leader for the Receiver group to coordinate design, development and deployment of cryogenic heterodyne receivers for NOEMA and Pico Veleta observatories. You will oversee maintenance and performance improvements, coordinating with IRAM teams and international partners.

The role requires an engineering degree or PhD in physics/electronic engineering/RF, strong leadership, and the ability to work in an international environment.

Qualifications

• Engineering degree or PhD in physics, electronic engineering, RF or similar.
• Experience in group management in a technical research & development environment.
• Background in complex scientific project environments, ideally in receiver system design involving RF/cryogeny/microwaves technologies.
• Human leadership and rigorous scientific mindset.
• Highly organized, autonomous and forward-thinking.
• Excellent interpersonal and communication skills.
• Ability to work in an international environment.
• Fluency in English is required, French is a plus.

Responsibilities

• Coordinate the design, development and deployment of receiver systems.
• Oversee maintenance, performance monitoring and continuous improvements of deployed systems.
• Coordinate activities with other IRAM teams.
• Initiate and manage international collaborative projects.
• Propose upgrades, new developments and possible future projects.

Skills

Group management

English fluency

Interpersonal skills

International collaboration

Education

Engineering degree or PhD in physics, electronic engineering, RF

Tools

VNA

Job description

IRAM in Grenoble seeks a leader for the Receiver group to coordinate design, development and deployment of cryogenic heterodyne receivers for NOEMA and Pico Veleta observatories. You will oversee maintenance and performance improvements, coordinating with IRAM teams and international partners.

The role requires an engineering degree or PhD in physics/electronic engineering/RF, strong leadership, and the ability to work in an international environment.