Institute of Solid State Physics, University of Latvia (ISSP UL) Laboratory of Micro and Nanodevices is looking for a Researcher for Sensor Casing and PCB Design (full-time, indefinite term). The laboratory works with developing photonic & electric sensors and microfluidics devices.
Main duties:
- Designing various casing and housings for biosensors
- PCB design and integration into biosensor casings
- Characterization of results and comprehensive documentation of experimental findings
- Preparing experimental summaries and technical reports
- Working as part of the team
Requirements:
- Bachelors in Physics, Electronics, Materials Science, or related field
- Experience in PCB design and 3D CAD design
- Good knowledge of English
- Independence in organizing work, executing tasks, and delivering results; ability to foresee and resolve potential issues during experiments
- Eagerness to learn and acquire new knowledge, including administrative tasks such as preparing procurement lists for necessary materials
- A high sense of responsibility, the ability to work both independently and as part of a team, and active engagement in laboratory and institute events
What we offer:
- Work in the most modern microfabrication lab in the Baltics
- Learn about various microfabrication technologies
- Get experience in planning experiments and summarising results
- Use the opportunity for writing your thesis
- Improve your English skills
- Full-time work (with the possibility to reduce workload to fit in with studies)
- Remuneration starting with 8 EUR/h depending on experience level
- Opportunity to present research results in international conferences
Apply unitl 23 March by sending your CV to cv@cfi.lu.lvwith the subject line "Sensor Casing and PCB Design Researcher"
