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FieldTechnologyYears of Research ExperienceNone Additional Information Eligibility criteria • PhD in microwave engineering, RF/microwave circuit design and simulation, or radiofrequency material characterization
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National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) | Pasadena, California | United States | 6 days ago
. Description: This research opportunity focuses on the development of microwave limb sounding instruments for stratospheric science, with a strong emphasis on laboratory technology demonstrations designed
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electromagnetic software (Ansys-HFSS, CST Microwave Studio) will be required. Knowledge of the integration of functional materials and the RF characterisation of their dielectric properties, as
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-deposited oxide films, and covalent or electrostatic functionalization (30%); 3. Build and optimize experimental hardware, including optical excitation and collection paths, microwave and RF delivery (30%); 4
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lattices. • Implement and optimize RF reflectometry and dispersive sensing techniques for the measurement of complex admittance and charge susceptibility. • Design, characterize and improve microwave
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Group is dedicated to the technical development, operation, and maintenance required to provide a diverse range of high-intensity heavy-ion beams with long-term stability. The Heavy-Ion RF Technology
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or optical lithography Dry and wet etching Microwave resonator design and characterization RF and microwave measurement techniques Job Family Postdoctoral Job Profile Postdoctoral Appointee Worker Type Long
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electronic instrumentation is essential. Desirable skills include: • Solid experience in electronic measurement systems and instrumentation. • Familiarity with RF/microwave techniques and fast signal
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microwave resonator design, characterization, and RF/microwave measurement techniques Electromagnetic simulation experience (e.g., Sonnet, Ansys HFSS/Lumerical, or similar tools) Experience with data
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. Microwave control and readout. Quantum coherence measurements. Thin-film characterization. Tunnel junction fabrication. Cleanroom micro/nanofabrication. Device simulation or modeling. We recognize that strong