Your Tasks
- Operate and further develop a complex ion trapping experiment based on the QCCD architecture with passive and active integrated photonics.
- Develop scalable approaches for controlling ions in a multi-zone trap array.
- Contribute to the design and implementation of experimental control systems, as well as optical and laser setups.
- Develop and implement protocols for quantum computing and quantum sensing experiments.
- Collaborate closely with a multidisciplinary team of PhD students, technicians, and engineers.
Your Profile
- PhD degree in Physics or a closely related field, ideally with experience in experimental ion trapping or neutral-atom optical tweezer platforms.
- Relevant peer-reviewed publications in the field.
- Demonstrated ability to design, operate, and troubleshoot complex quantum physics experiments.
- Highly motivated to advance quantum science and technology with an independent research profile.
- Hands-on experience in several of the following areas: optics and lasers; atomic physics; cryogenics and ultra-high vacuum systems; real-time control systems for quantum experiments; integrated photonics.
- Proficiency in data analysis and scientific documentation.
- Strong teamwork and communication skills.
- Experience with co-supervision of students.
We Offer
Our institution is built on interdisciplinary, innovative, and dynamic collaboration. You will benefit from systematic training on the job, ongoing personal development opportunities, and a strong vocational training culture. We strive to support a balance between work and family life or other personal interests, offering modern employment conditions and on-site infrastructure.
Your employment contract is limited to 2 years.
Contact Information
For further information, please contact Dr. Julian Schmidt at julian.schmidt@psi.ch or Dr. Cornelius Hempel at cornelius.hempel@psi.ch.
Apply online using the form below.