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in the development and optimization of quantum technology and quantum photonics systems. Job Requirements: PhD in Electrical Engineering or Quantum Engineering. Familiarity with quantum technologies
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to conduct the research on development of analysis framework on how to build up a generic framework to use learning-assisted approach to solve various optimization problems Develop mathematical modeling
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characterization, data analysis, and interpretation, ensuring alignment with project objectives and timelines. Configure, operate, and optimize experimental setups for nanophotonic and optoelectronic measurements
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. Utilize engineering simulation tools such as COMSOL Multiphysics and Finite Element Analysis (FEA) software for design optimization and performance evaluation. Analyse experimental data and prepare
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characterization of tissue simulants and non-Newtonian materials, including support for 3D printing and additive manufacturing processes. Develop and optimize experimental setups, testing protocols and data
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, logistics management, machine learning, deep learning, and optimization; Proficient in written and spoken English - essential for data analysis and communication with stakeholders Interpersonal skills with
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sources and quantum emitters on photonic platforms. Development of on-chip quantum light sources for quantum information applications. Fabrication and optimization of quantum photonic devices and circuits
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. Key Responsibilities: Develop and run a Cu–Cu hybrid bonding flow for fine-pitch 3D integration. Optimize process windows (pressure/temperature/anneal/surface activation) to minimize contact resistance
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, subjective evaluation, and AIoT implementation. Key Responsibilities: Writing, debugging, optimizing and testing of source code with an emphasis on audio applications Maintenance and improvement of existing
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integrated with perfused microvascular networks. The role will focus on optimizing and standardizing vascularized organoid workflows, executing drug-response and combination-therapy assays, coordinating single