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Postdoctoral Research Associate- AI/ML Accelerated Theory Modeling & Simulation for Microelectronics
length/time scales, to provide improved mechanistic insights into nanomaterials response. Bulk of the work will be on novel materials for next-generation microelectronic devices (e.g. oxide ferroelectrics
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for next-generation information processing, microelectronics, wireless communication, and quantum information science. Key Responsibilities: Develop terahertz coplanar resonators, including design
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, the broader USC research ecosystem, and fabrication routing through the CA DREAMS Microelectronics Commons Hub. Direct involvement in a high-visibility DARPA program with clear paths to first-author
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collaboration with researchers from Argonne National Lab and Oak Ridge National Lab on a collaborative Department of Energy funded project “AlphaFold for Microelectronics”. The role will be to develop data
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of these sensors into microelectronic and photonic platforms, validate their performance in laboratory and operational testbeds, and contribute to developing scalable, field-ready modules for future experiments
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, cybersecurity, microelectronics, and systems and controls. Faculty and researchers collaborate with industry, government agencies, and national laboratories to develop solutions that address pressing
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, and thermal engineers will collaborate to develop the next generation of microelectronics manufacturing. Requirements Applicants must have a PhD in electrical engineering by the start date with a strong
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microelectronics. More information about our research can be found on: High-Speed Integrated Circuits Lab – Professor Wooram Lee Requirements Applicants must have a PhD in electrical engineering by the start date
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, polymer matrix ceramic composites, ceramic matrix composites, and advanced coating systems for a variety of applications in the aerospace, defense, nuclear, and microelectronic industries. Develop standard
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processing for quantum and microelectronic device nanofabrication. Applicants must have (or expect to have at time of appointment) a Ph.D. in chemical engineering, physics, chemistry, or materials science