Research Fellow Technology Computer Aided Design – Materials Modelling for Devices Group

tyndallnationalinstitute; Cork; On-site; EUR 60,000 - 85,000; Full time

Job summary

Tyndall National Institute invites applications for a Research Fellow in Technology Computer Aided Design within the Materials Modelling for Devices Group. The successful candidate will contribute to advanced modelling and simulation work across semiconductor devices and related materials, collaborating with cross-disciplinary teams to push frontier research.

The role focuses on CAD-based materials modelling, device physics, and novel computing approaches to support innovation, education, and

Job description

Research Fellow Technology Computer Aided Design – Materials Modelling for Devices Group

About Tyndall

Tyndall National Institute is an international leader in semiconductors, photonics and deep-tech research and innovation. As a leading collaborative European research institute, Tyndall is a key actor and hosting partner in the delivery of the ‘Chips for Europe Initiative’ (EU Chips Act).

Tyndall is Ireland’s leading research and innovation organisation and it is the national focal point for excellence in deep-tech research, development and graduate training at the convergence of nanotechnology, microelectronics, photonics, electronics and AI. Tyndall is recognised as an international research leader in semiconductor, chip and digital technologies, particularly as applied to the fields of Information & Communications, Health & Life Sciences, Agritech & Food Security, Energy and Climate Mitigation, emerging fields such as quantum, and novel computing paradigms.

The Institute’s key objective is to see frontier research activities having a significant impact on economic development and societal challenges in Ireland, Europe and beyond. Central to Tyndall’s mission is delivering economic impact through research excellence in partnership with industry and academia. With an annual turnover of more than €50m, the Institute has a community of over 600 researchers, engineers, support staff, postgraduate students, interns and industry researchers-in-residence.

With significant committed Irish