AMO Engineer — Laser Cooling & Atom Optics (Relocation)
Lace Lithography
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Lace Lithography in Bergen, Norway is hiring an AMO Experimental Physicist/Engineer to lead development of beam conditioning systems. You will work with physicists, chemists and developers to turn R&D concepts into robust product architectures, applying deep theoretical knowledge with hands-on laser cooling and atomic physics experiments.
This role is based in Bergen (Norway) and involves designing experiments, optimizing beams, diagnostics, and collaboration with engineers and technicians to
Qualifications
- PhD in Physics or related field with AMO focus.
- Experience with laser cooling and atom optics.
- Hands-on optical alignment and vacuum systems experience.
- Experience with data acquisition and analysis tools.
Responsibilities
- Experimental Development: Design, build, and optimize experimental setups involving laser cooling, atomic beams, and metastable atom sources.
- System Optimization: Improve beam conditioning modules for flux, control, and long-term stability.
- Diagnostics: Develop and implement advanced diagnostic systems (spectroscopy, beam profilers).
- Hardware Integration: Collaborate with optomechanical and CAD engineers to improve AMO systems.
- Operational Support: Deploy Lace systems and provide training to new AMO Squad members.
- Documentation: Contribute to technical background documents and design reviews with calculations and references.
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Job description
Lace Lithography in Bergen, Norway is hiring an AMO Experimental Physicist/Engineer to lead development of beam conditioning systems. You will work with physicists, chemists and developers to turn R&D concepts into robust product architectures, applying deep theoretical knowledge with hands-on laser cooling and atomic physics experiments.
This role is based in Bergen (Norway) and involves designing experiments, optimizing beams, diagnostics, and collaboration with engineers and technicians to
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