Thermal Interface Material Research engineer

We are currently looking for a Thermal interface Materials (TIM) Research engineer to take on the challenge to explore, the future TIM solutions for our clients coming ICT concepts

We expect this expert to be responsible for

1) Giving technical and theoretical guidance for research on new TIM materials and their processes based on product demands and industry trends. This to achieve technical breakthroughs; especially in the areas of: overall conductivity, realiability and cost. .

2) Supporting in the verification and test data analysis of key materials & processes: Including internal prototypes and samples or those obtained from cooperation with external partners.

3) Supporting us in the build-up of an academic and industrial ecosystem/network, and providing scientific support and advice for the coming cooperation projects in this networkm including national , EU frameworks and other project calls.

4) Supporting the build up a state of the art TIM-testing laboratory in our Stockholm office The work will be done from our material/thermal teams in Stockholm and our head office in China.

Essential Skills required:

We require a PhD

in the area of advanced materials, nanomaterials or materials chemistry with a focus to change/improve the basic functionality of the materials and/or their surfaces.

Or

in the area of heat & mass transfer with a TIM related research focus

We expect the candidate to have more than 1-2 years of post-doc experience of research and delevlopement within the area, preferably from industry

This experience have given the candidate

1. A good understanding of TIM; its R&D, its manufaturing process, its function including the interaction with surounding units/surfaces and the realibility of the total solutions.

2. An excellent understanding of advanced material resources and trends in the material research industry, especially new innovative surface treatments and other ways to change/improve that basic functionality of materials and/or their surfac