Process Engineer

Your role will include:

• Overall responsibility for the operation, maintenance, and management of specialized research equipment, including training and support for students and researchers, scientific consulting, and development of advanced processes.
• The role includes work in a cleanroom environment, providing both practical and theoretical training, and developing processes while optimizing parameters for diverse research needs.
• Leading and initiating scientific projects and process development activities — from defining research goals, through planning and conducting experiments, to analyzing results, drawing conclusions, and implementing solutions.
• Ongoing collaboration with research groups and multidisciplinary teams, including coordination between different interfaces and clear, professional communication of findings and processes.
• Ongoing maintenance responsibility for equipment and systems.
• Full-time position (100%); on-site work only (no remote work).
• Main Equipment Used in the Role:
• E-beam and Thermal Evaporators
• Organic Evaporator
• Optical and Mechanical Profilometers
• Rapid Thermal Processors
• MPMS – Magnetic Properties Measurement System
• Bonder

Skills and abilities:

• Bachelor’s degree or higher in Materials Engineering / Physics / Chemistry.
• Proven experience in micro/nano-fabrication within cleanroom environments.
• Broad knowledge and deep understanding of material deposition and etching processes, thin-film characterization, and the electrical and magnetic properties of thin films.
• Knowledge and hands-on experience with vacuum systems.
• Experience working with complex computerized, control, and mechanical systems.
• Analytical thinking, creativity, and data-driven decision-making abilities.
• Ability to initiate, lead, drive processes, and work independently.
• High service orientation and excellent interpersonal communication skills.
• Strong attention to detail, organization, and order.
• Full professional proficiency in English.