Research Fellow, Nano-Electronic Devices & IC Processes

National University of Singapore; Kent, Northern (WA, KY); Hybrid; USD 70,000 - 94,000; Full time

Job summary

National University of Singapore seeks a Research Fellow in the Electrical and Computer Engineering department to advance nano-electronic device research. You will work under Prof. Gong Xiao on projects exploring semiconductor devices for future ICs and contribute to published results with the PI and team.

The role requires a Ph.D. in electrical engineering, strong device physics knowledge, and extensive experience in device fabrication, simulation, and analysis.

Qualifications

• Ph.D. in Electrical Engineering with emphasis on device technology.
• Strong knowledge of semiconductor device physics.
• At least 4 years in simulation, fabrication, and testing of semiconductor devices.
• Proficient in simulation software such as Sentaurus, SPICE, MATLAB.
• Relevant expertise proven through coursework and projects.
• At least 5 top-conference/journal first-author publications.
• Excellent academic track record from well-recognized universities.
• Excellent communication to publish and present results at conferences/journals.
• Ability to balance own research and team contributions.
• Commitment to advance semiconductor technology frontiers.
• Open to Fixed Term Contract.

Responsibilities

• Work closely with PI on one or more research projects.
• Explore advanced semiconductor electronic devices for future ICs.

Skills

Semiconductor device physics

Device technology & process

Simulation expertise

Team collaboration

Scientific publishing

Education

Ph.D. in Electrical Engineering

Tools

Sentaurus

SPICE

MATLAB

Job description

National University of Singapore seeks a Research Fellow in the Electrical and Computer Engineering department to advance nano-electronic device research. You will work under Prof. Gong Xiao on projects exploring semiconductor devices for future ICs and contribute to published results with the PI and team.

The role requires a Ph.D. in electrical engineering, strong device physics knowledge, and extensive experience in device fabrication, simulation, and analysis.