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A nanofabrication and cleanroom technician (M/F)
Description
The IRAM (Institute for Millimeter Radio Astronomy) in Grenoble (France) is an international research institute, a world leader in its field, funded by France, Germany, and Spain. IRAM operates two observation sites: NOEMA, the interferometer on the Plateau de Bure in the French Hautes-Alpes, and a 30-meter telescope located at Pico Veleta (Spain). These two observatories rank among the most advanced radio telescopes in the world.
For more information: http://www.iram-institute.org
As part of the development and production of detectors for our observatories, we are seeking:
A Nanofabrication and Cleanroom Technician (M/F)
Job Profile
Fabrication of devices in a cleanroom environment using micro- and nanotechnology processes: optical and electron lithography, thin-film deposition via PVD and electrochemistry
Production characterization and quality control: optical and electron microscopy, electronic measurements at very low temperatures (4 Kelvin)
Maintenance and servicing of cleanroom/laboratory equipment, and monitoring of electrochemistry equipment
Participation in team logistics tasks: monitoring and planning cleanroom cleanliness, managing and ordering consumable stocks
Assisting in technological advancements and the development of new micro- and nanofabrication technologies within IRAM
Candidate Profile
Associate’s degree (DUT/BUT) in physical measurements, chemistry, or equivalent
Experience or affinity with cleanroom work
Specific knowledge of electrochemistry (gold and copper plating) is a plus
Basic knowledge of electronic tools (multimeter, oscilloscope)
Precision and attention to detail
Autonomy
Strong interpersonal skills for teamwork
Good command of English (B2 level)
Number of jobs
1
Type d'emploi proposé
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