Join a motivated team exploring the interface of nano-optics and optomechanics. You will help advance fundamental physics and quantum technologies by studying the interplay between light and mechanical systems. Your research will help unlock new discoveries and translate them into practical technologies.

• Design optomechanical systems using multiphysics numerical simulations
• Use nanofabrication techniques in a modern cleanroom environment
• Experimentally characterize optomechanical properties
• Lead your own research project
• Collaborate with PhD students and contribute to team efforts

• PhD in Physics, Electrical Engineering, or a related field
• Strong background in experimental laboratory work and advanced data analysis
• Experience in optomechanics, nanofabrication, nanophotonics, integrated optics, experiment control, or data analysis is an advantage
• High motivation, creativity, and clear communication skills
• Enjoys working collaboratively and respectfully in a diverse team

• Stimulating research environment at the Nanophotonic Systems Laboratory
• Access to world-class nanofabrication cleanrooms and advanced optical labs
• Integration into a group with proven excellence in nanophotonics and optomechanics
• Diverse and respectful international team culture
• Mentorship and resources for professional development
• Inclusive, equal-opportunity workplace that values diversity and sustainability