GaN Quantum Photonics Postdoc: Rare-Earth Emitters

Institute of High Pressure Physics, Polish Academy of Sciences; Polska; On-site; PLN 167,000 - 223,000; Full time

Job summary

Institute of High Pressure Physics, Polish Academy of Sciences is seeking a Junior Postdoctoral Researcher to study optically active defects and rare-earth ions in GaN for quantum photonic devices. You will perform optical spectroscopy, collaborate with GaN growth and ion-implantation teams, and contribute to the development of cavity-coupled GaN emitters.

The role requires a PhD in Physics or closely related field, hands-on experience with photoluminescence spectroscopy, and strong English

Qualifications

• PhD in Physics, Materials Science, Electrical Engineering or closely related field.
• Research experience in experimental semiconductor physics, quantum optics, photonics or optical spectroscopy.
• Experience with photoluminescence spectroscopy and related optical techniques.

Responsibilities

• Investigate optically active defects and rare-earth ions in GaN for solid-state quantum photonic devices.
• Characterize implanted rare-earth ions and single-photon emitters at low temperatures.
• Collaborate with GaN growth, ion implantation, and annealing teams; perform optical studies in the quantum optics lab.

Skills

Photoluminescence spectroscopy

Single-photon emitters

Optical spectroscopy

English proficiency

Education

PhD in Physics or related field

Tools

Confocal microscopy

Time-resolved spectroscopy

Photon-correlation measurements

Resonant spectroscopy

Job description

Institute of High Pressure Physics, Polish Academy of Sciences is seeking a Junior Postdoctoral Researcher to study optically active defects and rare-earth ions in GaN for quantum photonic devices. You will perform optical spectroscopy, collaborate with GaN growth and ion-implantation teams, and contribute to the development of cavity-coupled GaN emitters.

The role requires a PhD in Physics or closely related field, hands-on experience with photoluminescence spectroscopy, and strong English