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. Experience in hardware–software integration, GPU/FPGA acceleration, or translation of research into prototype systems would be an added advantage. Ability to work independently while contributing effectively
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coarse grained reconfigurable arrays (CGRAs), virtualisation of FPGAs using partial reconfiguration, and accelerator support for machine learning. Postdocs at KAUST enjoy generous salaries and free
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of control systems for quantum optics experiments based on FPGAs) • You have experience with Python, LaTeX and MATLAB, Hadrware description languages, PCB design for high-speed frequencies. • Your research
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networks, RNNs, LLMs) or in the deployment of such algorithms. Experience with specialized computational architectures such as GPUs, FPGAs, neuromorphic processors, or machine learning accelerators
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quantum optics, quantum control, and in the development of control systems for quantum optics experiments based on FPGAs) You have experience with Python, LaTeX and MATLAB, Hadrware description languages
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experimental quantum optics • You have profound expertise in experimental quantum optics, quantum control, and in the development of control systems for quantum optics experiments based on FPGAs) • You
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for experimental physics. Your demonstrated experience with PCB design and prototyping, electronic simulation tools (e.g. SPICE, ADS), photodetector characterization, or FPGA/DAQ integration is an advantage. You act
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, spectrum analyzer, or FPGA-based data acquisition. Cryogenic measurements and equipment maintenance, preferably dilution refrigerator. Knowledge about low-noise microwave characterization, including use
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detectors, ultra-high vacuum, tritium gas handling, magnetometry, cryogenic engineering, charged-particle trapping, atom trapping and cooling, RF/microwave cavities and radiation detection, FPGAs, Python, C
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National Lab Screening and receive approval to the National Lab. Excellent foundation on semiconductor device physics, reliability. Hands on experience with device and system (FPGA, memory) characterization