Quantum Sensor Scientist (Atomic Magnetometry)

A*STAR RESEARCH ENTITIES; Singapore; On-site; SGD 60,000 - 80,000; Full time

Job summary

A leading research institute in Singapore is seeking an independent scientist with a PhD in Physics for a role focused on advancing atomic magnetometry. The successful candidate will engage in research, conduct experiments, and analyze data within a multidisciplinary team. This position offers opportunities for mentorship and professional growth in a collaborative and innovative environment. Ideal for recent PhD graduates passionate about quantum technologies and precision measurement.

Benefits

Flexible working hours

Mentorship from experienced researchers

Valuable industry experience

Contribution to impactful technologies

Qualifications

• PhD in Physics or related fields required.
• Experience in experimental atomic or optical physics desirable.
• Hands-on approach to experimentation is essential.

Responsibilities

• Conduct research on atomic magnetometers focusing on systematic effects.
• Program and operate laboratory equipment for data acquisition.
• Analyze data and improve sensor designs.
• Participate in discussions and contribute to scientific publications.

Skills

Experimental atomic, molecular, and/or optical physics

Programming of laboratory equipment (e.g., using Python)

Data acquisition and analysis

Mechanical design (e.g., using CAD tools)

Electronics design (e.g., PCB layout, circuit simulation)

Problem-solving skills

Communication

Teamwork

Education

PhD in Physics or related fields

Job description

A leading research institute in Singapore is seeking an independent scientist with a PhD in Physics for a role focused on advancing atomic magnetometry. The successful candidate will engage in research, conduct experiments, and analyze data within a multidisciplinary team. This position offers opportunities for mentorship and professional growth in a collaborative and innovative environment. Ideal for recent PhD graduates passionate about quantum technologies and precision measurement.