Help shape the electron-optical performance of next-generation scanning electron microscopes and focused Ion beam systems. In this role, you will turn physical principles and ambitious instrument requirements into robust, manufacturable designs—from the source to the sample.
Locations (4)
Oberkochen, Baden-Wurttemberg, Germany
United States
China
India
Responsibilities
Design and optimize electron-optical columns, including electron sources, condenser and objective lenses, apertures, deflectors, stigmators, mirrors, aberration correctors and curvilinear systems
Model electric and magnetic fields, trace electron trajectories and predict probe size, current, brightness, working distance, depth of field and attainable resolution
Analyze and balance spherical and chromatic aberration, diffraction, astigmatism, source energy spread and stability across operating conditions
Develop scanning, focusing and alignment concepts, including their interactions with sample geometry and detector integration
Translate simulation results into practical component specifications; work with mechanical, electrical, vacuum, software and application teams to resolve design trade-offs
Requirements
Master’s degree or PhD in physics, electrical engineering or a closely related field
Assemble, install, and integrate electronic hardware, modules, and circuit boards into quantum computing systems according to technical drawings, schematics, and build procedures.
Calibrate, test, and adjust electronic instruments and systems, including continuity checks and signal path verification, to ensure integrity and meet performance specifications.
Utilize various electronic test equipment (e.g., multimeters, oscilloscopes, signal generators) to diagnose and troubleshoot issues while interpreting technical documentation and assembly instructions.
Maintain accurate records of configurations, tests, and calibrations performed throughout the assembly and testing process.
Collaborate with engineering and other technical teams to support the overall development, testing, and deployment of systems.
Requirements
Associate's degree, trade school certification, or other verifiable training in a relevant technical field, or equivalent practical experience.
Design, coordinate, and execute technical solutions for distributed cloud infrastructure, leading large-scale projects and collaborating with cross-functional stakeholders.
Compensation
US: Hiring Range in USD from: $79,200 to $209,500 per annum. May be eligible for bonus and equity.
Responsibilities
Design and build scalable cloud infrastructure
Coordinate with development and operations teams
Troubleshoot performance and reliability issues
Document infrastructure designs and procedures
Lead initiatives across engineering and leadership
Support, test and validate server/storage system level products, configure, deploy, troubleshoot, validate server/storage performance and application solutions.
Compensation
Pay: 170-195k
Responsibilities
Define and develop application benchmarks based on enterprise computing requirements
Execute benchmark testing and build proof of concepts based on latest data center technologies
Work with product managers and system engineers to draft technical marketing presentations and white papers
Proactively engage in learning and researching new technologies and products to propose new Proof of Concepts
Work with sales and customers to provide networking solution and technical knowledge
Owns end-to-end delivery of applications supporting the R&D Quality portfolio, builds and coaches a team of Forward Deployed Engineers, and ensures compliance and value realization in a GxP-regulated environment.
Compensation
$129,000 - $211,200
Responsibilities
Owns the full lifecycle of an assigned portfolio of quality data and computer system assets
Authors product and system requirements, oversees translation of business problems into technical specifications
Operates as a hands‑on technical practitioner: reviews code, evaluates architecture decisions, quality‑checks technical work
Applies the CSV framework as a delivery accelerator
Builds and coaches a team of Forward Deployed Engineers
Requirements
Bachelor's degree in computer science, data analysis, analytics, informatics, life sciences, engineering, or related STEM field
Nice to have: Advanced degree
Nice to have: AI/ML governance in regulated decision‑making
Nice to have: LLM‑based solutions in Clinical, R&D, or regulated Quality settings
Nice to have: coaching or developing junior technical staff
Lead physical design and verification for SOC implementation, including floor‑planning, place & route, timing optimization, power grid analysis, signal integrity, and formal verification.
Responsibilities
Handle all aspects of SOC implementation from netlist to final GDS
Perform floor‑planning, partitioning, place & route (P&R), timing optimization, scan mode timing, clock tree insertion, and static timing analysis (STA)
Conduct power grid analysis, signal integrity analysis, and physical, electrical, and formal verification
Debug LVS/DRC issues at chip/block level
Work independently and collaborate with cross‑functional teams
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