Synchrotron XRD Researcher — Autonomous Experiments

Morgan State University

Baltimore (MD)

On-site

USD 79,000 - 107,000

Full time

7 days ago

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Job summary

Morgan State University in Baltimore invites applications for an X-Ray Diffraction Researcher to support the design and operation of instrumentation and hardware control for autonomous XRD experiments. The role collaborates with national lab partners to deploy and optimize experimental setups at facilities like the Advanced Photon Source and Argonne National Laboratory.

A PhD is required, with hands-on synchrotron XRD experience and a strong background in instrumentation and data analysis.

Qualifications

PhD in Materials Science, Physics, Mechanical Engineering, or related field.
Hands-on synchrotron XRD experiments and data analysis experience.
Experience with instrumentation, automation, and hardware control.

Responsibilities

Supporting the design and implementation of instrumentation and hardware control systems for autonomous X-ray diffraction experiments.
Coordinating with national lab partners at the Advanced Photon Source, Argonne National Laboratory, to deploy and optimize experimental setups.
Developing and executing synchrotron XRD experiments for in-situ structural analysis of additively manufactured metal alloys.
Assisting in the integration of experimental workflows with predictive modeling tools to guide real-time decision-making in AM.
Disseminating research findings through publications, conference presentations, and technical reports.