Do you see your future with flying colors?
If the answer is “yes” and you are passionate about photonics, infrared technology, and want to develop your career in a dynamic research environment, we are happy we found you!
We are looking for talented and motivated candidates to join our Infrared Photonics team for the following positions
- Specialist in Growth of Semiconductor Heterostructure (MBE, MOCVD)
- Specialist in Semiconductor Device Manufacturing
- Specialist in Semiconductor Device Design and Characterization
The Polish Infrared Photonics Center at Łukasiewicz – IMiF enables the realization of tasks that were previously impossible without the state-of-the-art research and development infrastructure provided by the KPO .
Working with us, you will have access to advanced infrared radiation sources and integrated photonic systems. You will work with unique laboratory equipment, learn how to deposit dielectric layers, create semiconductor heterostructures, and perform complete photolithography processes from A to Z.
Most importantly, your work will help provide Polish entrepreneurs with access to innovative, highly specialized solutions in the field of photonics, especially infrared technologies.
Requirements:
- 🎓 A university degree in photonics, physics, materials engineering, electronics, chemistry or related fields.
- 🔬 Experience in laboratory work, especially in a clean room environment.
- 🤝 Ability to work in a team and solve problems independently.
- 🌐 Proficiency in English, both written and spoken.
- 💡 Programming experience (Python, MATLAB) and knowledge of simulation software (COMSOL, Zemax) are welcome.
We offer:
- ✨ Work in an innovative environment with access to the latest technologies.
- 📈 Opportunities for professional and scientific development, including participation in prestigious research projects.
- Flexible working hours and attractive employment conditions (see link for details).
- 🌟 A friendly working environment and support for career development.
- And coffee (or tea, if you prefer).