At the UTS School of Mathematical and Physical Sciences, we combine four interdisciplinary areas in forensic science, mathematical sciences, physics and chemistry to develop global citizens facing rapid technological changes. We do research that matters, in an industry-oriented, multidisciplinary environment, linking fundamental research to practical problems and producing graduates who are highly skilled and who will make a difference to society.

About the Role Join our cutting-edge project, Narrowband quantum emitters in hBN with optically addressable spin, as a Postdoctoral Research Associate and help drive the next frontier in quantum technologies. In this role, you will engineer and characterise new quantum emitters, perform spin and sensing measurements, and advance automation and reproducibility in deterministic spin–photon interfaces and electric field sensing. You will also evaluate novel spin defects against existing platforms while contributing to student supervision and experimental design. This position is an excellent opportunity for an early career researcher (within five years of PhD) to build expertise at the forefront of quantum science. About you You are a motivated and collaborative researcher in the early stages of your career, with a strong background in experimental quantum science. Your expertise spans confocal microscopy and cryogenic spectroscopy, supported by proven experience in characterising quantum emitters and working with optical and magneto-optical cryostats. You bring hands-on skills in nanofabrication and lithography, along with experience in optical cavities, resonators, or dielectric metasurfaces, positioning you to make a significant contribution to this exciting project. Other requirements include:

• PhD in physics, engineering or a related discipline.
• Track record of peer reviewed publications.
• Proven ability to conduct high quality research, evidenced by peer-reviewed publications and citations.

WHAT WE OFFERBase Salary Range: $94,152 - $114,672 pa (Level A) plus 17% superannuation This position is full time and will be made on a 24-month fixed term basis UTS staff also benefit from a wide range of Employee Benefits include flexible work practices, child care centres, generous parental leave and salary packaging opportunities.

• PhD in physics, engineering or a related discipline.
• Track record of peer reviewed publications.
• Proven ability to conduct high quality research, evidenced by peer-reviewed publications and citations