Start Date
Immediate
Expiry Date
23 Nov, 25
Salary
0.0
Posted On
24 Aug, 25
Experience
10 year(s) or above
Remote Job
Yes
Telecommute
Yes
Sponsor Visa
No
Skills
Power Electronics, Device Development, Concept Development, Research Projects, Process Integration, Simulations, Sustainable Growth, Funding, Learning
Industry
Information Technology/IT
ARE YOU INTERESTED IN III-N SEMICONDUCTOR DEVICE R&D FOR POWER ELECTRONICS AND LOOKING FOR A NEW JOB OPPORTUNITY IN THE FIELD? WOULD YOU LIKE TO DEVELOP INNOVATIVE TECHNOLOGIES AND COORDINATE PROJECTS WITH MOTIVATED AND DRIVEN COLLEAGUES WHO ARE TOP EXPERTS IN THEIR FIELD? DO YOU WANT TO BUILD AN EXCELLENT SCIENCE CAREER AND WORK AT THE INTERFACE OF ACADEMY AND INDUSTRY?
VTT is one of the leading applied research organisations in Europe. What unites us are curiosity, a passion for learning and a purpose: to solve the biggest challenges of our time and turn them into sustainable growth and well-being. Our cross-disciplinary community of over 2300 brilliant minds from 60 different nationalities is focused on creating impact through science-based innovation. Get to know us further by exploring VTT’s tech & infra.
We are now looking for a Senior Scientist for III-N power device development with a strong background in III-N semiconductor physics, metal-organic vapor phase epitaxy (MOVPE), cleanroom fabrication, power electronics, process integration or simulations. As a senior scientist at VTT, you will have an essential role in effectively securing funding, leading and executing high quality research projects and guiding younger researchers and research support staff. You are expected to communicate and network extensively both within the organisation and externally with colleagues, customers, and the broader research community. You understand the big picture of III-N semiconductor devices for power electronics and are able to participate in the concept development.
Our team, nanoelectronics, develop advanced semiconductor nanocomponents targeting beyond power electronics, in-memory neuromorphic computing, and post-CMOS integration. The developments are made in close collaboration with our academic partners along the lines agreed with our industrial partners.