Nanofabrication
Engineer
Microsoft Quantum at Station Q Purdue is looking for engineers to temporarily support several projects related to the development of a quantum computer. Our work at Purdue is part of global effort by Microsoft in topological quantum
computing.
Responsibilities include process development and device fabrication. Effective documentation and communication skills with a large research group are necessary. Desire and commitment
to conducting hands-on experiments in the Birck Nanotechnology Center cleanroom is required.
A successful candidate must have:
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B.S. or M.S. degree in Physics, Chemistry, Materials Science or an engineering discipline
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Hands-on experience working in scientific laboratories
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Ability to follow protocols to operate sophisticated experimental equipment and to safely work with industrial chemicals in a cleanroom environment
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Excellent written and oral communication skills;
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Strong attention to detail and good organizational skills
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Proficiency at accurately documenting processes and protocols.
Preference may be given to candidates with the following additional qualifications:
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Ph.D. in Physics, Materials Science/Engineering, or Electrical Engineering
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First-hand experience with some or all of the following: reactive ion etching; photo/ebeam-lithography; atomic layer deposition; plasma enhanced chemical vapor
deposition; thin film metals deposition; Ar ion-milling.
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Direct experience optimizing the deposition and characterization of gate dielectrics.
If interested, please email Ray Kallaher at
Raymond.Kallaher@microsoft.com and include CV and a list o
Jaime Turner
Administrative Assistant to the Director
Birck Nanotechnology Center | Room 1027 | W. Lafayette, IN
Office: 765.494.3509 |
Fax: 765.496.8383 | Email:
jjturner@purdue.edu
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