- Fremont, California, United States
- On-site
- Full-time · Senior
- $128K–$183K per year
- 5+ years
Work in the Recording Physics and Advanced Development group at Seagate Recording Media R&D center to develop and improve existing magnetic characterization, spin-stand recording testing and data analytics for studying the media magnetic, electrical and thermal properties, and compare with simulations and recording data to understand recording physics of HAMR (Heat Assisted Magnetic Recording) and future novel recording media.
Compensation
The estimated base salary range for this position is $127,691.00 - $182,605.00.
Responsibilities
- Develop and enhance testing code and methodology for HAMR media recording physics
- Support the spin-stand tester hardware and software upgrade
- Utilize data analysis technique and apply AI techniques to compare experimental measurements with modeling results
- Apply learnings for innovative design to improve the magnetic, electric and thermal design of advanced recording HAMR or ferroelectric media
- Develop metrology capability of electrical and imaging characterization, such as Piezoresponse force microscopy (PFM)
Requirements
- Bachelor’s degree in engineering related field (Physics, Applied Physics, Applied Optics, Mechanical Electrical)
- Master’s degree in the same field
- PhD in the same field