Quantum Lab Technician: Relocation & Equipment Specialist

Delft University of Technology; Delft; On-site; EUR 41,000 - 64,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

ABP pension

8% holiday allowance

8.3% end-of-year bonus

232 leave hours per year

Individual employment package

Job summary

TU Delft invites applications for a hands-on technician supporting researchers and students in designing, optimizing, troubleshooting, and maintaining research setups and experimental equipment. You will coordinate relocation plans for a department move scheduled in 2028 and balance requirements with new facility capabilities.

Key areas include vacuum technology, electronics, electrical engineering, and laboratory infrastructure.

Qualifications

• HBO/WO degree in a relevant field or an MBO with relevant work experience.
• Hands-on experience in at least one core area: vacuum tech, electronics or lab infrastructure.
• Able to communicate fluently in Dutch and English in an international environment.
• Committed to safety and continuous learning (e.g., laser safety, chemicals).

Responsibilities

• Coordinate lab relocation timelines, priorities and key attention points for each laboratory.
• Create and maintain an overview of laboratory equipment and specifications.
• Assess equipment relocation vs replacement and develop relocation plans.
• Provide advisor input to departmental management; balance competing requirements.
• Support core areas: vacuum tech, electronics, electrical engineering, and lab infrastructure.

Skills

Vacuum technology

Electronics & electrical engineering

Laboratory infrastructure

Education

Higher professional or academic degree in Mechanical Engineering, Electrical Engineering, Applied Physics, Laboratory Technology, Cryogenic Engineering or related field

Job description

TU Delft invites applications for a hands-on technician supporting researchers and students in designing, optimizing, troubleshooting, and maintaining research setups and experimental equipment. You will coordinate relocation plans for a department move scheduled in 2028 and balance requirements with new facility capabilities.

Key areas include vacuum technology, electronics, electrical engineering, and laboratory infrastructure.