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to manufacturing ramp and qualification. Provide technical mentoring to junior engineers. What you will bring along: Master’s or B.S. degree in Semiconductor Device Physics or Semiconductor Technology and/or Microelectronics Minimum 3 years’ relevant working experience Knowledge of semiconductor devices and industrial semiconductor technology Hands on experience in more »

Produce technical papers and presentations on process, equipment, and device integration improvement. What you will bring along: Master/PhD degree in materials science, physics, chemical engineering, or electrical engineering. 5+ years in the semiconductor process & manufacturing industry. Knowledge and hands-on experience with Chemical Vapor Deposition Equipment for the more »

includes U.K, Germany, Taiwan and China locations. To define and reviews Automotive technical specifications. What You Will Bring Along Master degree in Electrical Engineering, Physics or Microelectronics or similar. DISCRETE MOSFET semiconductor knowledge in Silicon MOSFET technologies (Trench or Split Gate etc). Can consider IGBT, Silicon Carbide and Gallium more »

with suppliers will be required. Required skills for the LED Device Manager will include: Strong semiconductor process skills (lithography, deposition, etch and CMP) Device physics knowledge (GaN and LED beneficial) Experience in developing and delivering technology in hi-tech industries Strong communication skills PhD qualified or significant hands-on experience more »

public, commercial, industrial and education. To be successful in the role you will need to have a good technical understanding of building services, building physics, and low and zero carbon energy generation technologies. Although the role is quite broad, the successful candidate will be given plenty of support and mentoring more »

small cell arrangements and network slicing in LTE and 5G, Wi-Fi network protocols and operation, cryptography or encryption, network security, quantum computing, computational physics, neural networks, virtualised and cloud computing, fault-tolerant computing, hardware design or database technologies. Working Location: This role will be carried out in-line with more »

internal and external stakeholders, including Technology Development, Quality Assurance and academic collaborators. You will have a comprehensive, demonstrable background in power semiconductors/semiconductor physics and/or electronics engineering. You will approach tasks in a logic-based way, along with having the ability and motivation to develop novel and … maintain lasting relationships in international and cross-functional project teams. What you will bring along: A PhD or Masters-level degree in electronics engineering, physics or any other microelectronics-related field; At least 3 years of post-graduation experience in the field of semiconductor technology; Experience in reliability testing of more »

Job summary This post will be based at the Satellite Radiotherapy Unit (SRU), but the post holder will be line managed by the Radiotherapy Physics Computing Section Manager at VCC. The post holder will maintain strong links between the Radiotherapy Physics services at SRU and VCC to ensure equity of … The post holder will: Take responsibility for ensuring the safe delivery of Radiotherapy at the Satellite Radiotherapy Unit (SRU) in conjunction with other Medical Physics Experts (MPEs) and senior staff within the Radiotherapy Department, with particular concentration on all aspects of computing related medical devices within the service including Treatment … a full Job description and Person Specificationattached within the supporting documents or please click Apply now to view in Trac. Act as a Medical Physics Expert (under IRMER 2017) for RadiotherapyPhysics. For further details/informal visits contact: Rebecca WindleDeputy Head of Radiotherapy Physicstony.millin@wales.nhs.uk02920 316273 Person Specification Qualifications and more »