PhD: Surface Physics and Computational Analytics for Thin-Film Microstructure Characterization
Indexed description
- Participate in the development of novel materials for the upcoming generations of MEMS devices
- Provide insights into existing characterization methods, investigate and develop new methodologies for the study of newly developed thin films
- Coordinate computational simulation work for the prediction of physical/chemical properties of metallic and dielectric layers
- Study how volatile elements are stored at the surface and in the bulk of thin films deposited via different deposition techniques
- Plan experiments to verify simulated predictions, and to test characterization methods
- Work in parallel with expert engineers from the Robert Bosch GmbH ecosystem and academics
- Participate in Intellectual Property filings, present your research at international conferences, and publish the outcomes of your studies
- Personality: enthusiastic, curious, collaborative, creative, with a keen spirit for innovation, predisposition to teamwork and capability to perform under pressure
- Working Practice: effective team player with a focused, methodical, and highly independent working style
- Experience: a good knowledge of semiconductor fabrication and measurement techniques is required; direct experience with MEMS manufacturing is highly beneficial; previous industrial experience will be a strong plus; knowledge or experience with simulation methodologies (e.g., DFT) is a plus
- Languages: very good English skills, German is beneficial
- Education: Master's Degree or diploma in engineering or natural sciences (e.g., Physics, Chemistry, Material Science) or similar fields with outstanding results
Additional Information
Diversity and inclusion are not trends for us; they are firmly embedded in our corporate culture. We therefore welcome all applications, regardless of gender, age, disability, religion, ethnic origin, or sexual identity.
The final allocation of the PhD topic is the responsibility of supervising university, which serves as the central contact point for your doctoral studies.
If you are interested in this exciting PhD position and meet the requirements, we look forward to receiving your compelling application.
Do you have questions about the application process?
Samuel Zinn (Human Resources)
+49 7121 35-33717
Do you have questions about the job description?
Jörg Bräuer (Technical Department)
+49 7121 35-18399
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