Research Scientist / Engineer for Test Setups and Measurements

Are you interested in making smart devices even smarter and more energy-efficient? Are you enthusiastic about working with projects on state-of-the-art sensors and computing hardware? VTT might be just the place for you.

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We are looking for an ambitious and results-oriented researcher with a strong background in design of test setups and conducting measurements to join our Integrated Circuits team, in Espoo.

As a Research Scientist/Engineer, you will have a key role in verification through measurements of array sensor systems including control, readout, and intelligent signal processing with a focus on high performance and low energy consumption. You identify and solve problems independently and creatively while working closely and flexibly with a team of experts. Ideally, you could conduct the design from the concept to implementation and conducting the measurements.

Depending on your background and experience, it is possible to expand the responsibilities below.

Your responsibilities as a Research Scientist/Engineer: Designing and building test setups for array-based sensors

Plan and conduct characterization of the fabricated chips

Documentation of setups, verification procedures, and test measurements

Collaboration with other experts at VTT as well as with external partners

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