Research Faculty: High-Field Superconductivity & Magnets

Florida State University; Tallahassee (FL); On-site; USD 90,000 - 130,000; Full time

Job summary

Florida State University seeks a Research Faculty at the Applied Superconductivity Center in Tallahassee to advance high-field magnet technology. The role encompasses designing and testing magnets, cryostats, and advanced instrumentation, while mentoring students and collaborating with a broad research team.

The position emphasizes contributions to thrusts in ReBCO conductors, torque magnetometry, and in-field characterization, with outreach activities and public engagements as part of campus

Qualifications

• PhD required in Physics, Applied Physics, Materials Science, Engineering, or equivalent with publication record.
• At least three years post-PhD experience in the field.
• Experience with instrumentation controls and data acquisition; cryogenic systems operation.
• Understanding of superconducting microstructures and microscopy tools; mentoring skills expected.

Responsibilities

• Conduct research in High Temperature Superconducting magnet technology and high-field magnets.
• Support development of torque magnetometer and reel-to-reel characterization for ReBCO conductors.
• Build and test magnets, cryostats, electronic instruments and measurement facilities.
• Participate in outreach and interact with visitors during tours and open houses.
• Collaborate with students and attend regular meetings to discuss results and strategy.

Education

PhD in Physics / Applied Physics / Materials Science / Engineering

Job description

Florida State University seeks a Research Faculty at the Applied Superconductivity Center in Tallahassee to advance high-field magnet technology. The role encompasses designing and testing magnets, cryostats, and advanced instrumentation, while mentoring students and collaborating with a broad research team.

The position emphasizes contributions to thrusts in ReBCO conductors, torque magnetometry, and in-field characterization, with outreach activities and public engagements as part of campus