Your Tasks
- Conduct research on the theory of angle-resolved photoemission spectroscopy (ARPES).
- Implement new methods and enhance open-source scientific software within the group.
- Perform first-principles simulations of ARPES for materials relevant to orbitronics.
- Identify fingerprints of orbital angular momentum.
- Discover promising materials for orbitronics applications.
- Collaborate with experimental groups.
- Support research and teaching activities as needed.
Your Profile
- A PhD degree in Physics or a closely related field.
- A strong background in theoretical condensed matter physics or related disciplines.
- Basic knowledge of photoemission spectroscopy or related techniques.
- Theoretical and practical knowledge of first-principles simulations of materials based on DFT.
- Proficient programming skills in Fortran and Python.
- Fluent in English with excellent communication skills.
- The ability to work independently and collaborate effectively with both theoretical and experimental partners is essential.
We Offer
Our institution fosters interdisciplinary, innovative, and dynamic collaboration. You will benefit from systematic on-the-job training, as well as opportunities for personal development and a strong vocational training culture. We are committed to supporting you in balancing work with family life or other personal interests through our modern employment conditions and excellent on-site infrastructure.
For further information, please contact Prof. Dr. Michael Schüler at michael.schueler@psi.ch.
Apply online using the form below. Only applications matching the job profile will be considered.
Location: Paul Scherrer Institute, Human Resources Management, Mariusz Prus, 5232 Villigen PSI, Switzerland.