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The Extreme Light Infrastructure ERIC (ELI ERIC) is the world’s largest and most advanced high-power laser research infrastructure. As an international user facility dedicated to multi-disciplinary science, ELI provides access to world-class high-power, high-repetition-rate laser systems and enables cutting-edge research, as well as breakthrough technological innovations. The ELI ERIC operates as a single multi-site organization with two complementary facilities specialized in different fields of research with extreme light: ELI Beamlines in Dolní Břežany (Czech Republic) and ELI ALPS in Szeged (Hungary).

ELI Beamlines Facility operates four cutting-edge high-power femtosecond laser systems reaching unprecedented intensities. The operational laser systems make unique femtosecond sources of X-rays and accelerated particles available to scientific users for pioneering research in physical, chemical, materials, life and medical sciences as well as physics of dense plasmas, warm dense matter, and laboratory astrophysics. The ELI Beamlines Facility employs over 350 researchers, engineers and other professionals from more than 38 countries.

In our team we have the following position available:

Junior/Postdoc Researcher – Transient Current Technique (274)

The Department of Structural Dynamics at ELI Beamlines is seeking a highly motivated and enthusiastic Junior/Postdoc Researcher to lead and develop the user activities in laser based Transient Current Technique (TCT) station [1]. This position offers an exciting opportunity to engage in cutting-edge research and contribute to impactful advancements in the field.

The work will be predominantly focused on following topics:

  • Supporting user operation in laser based transient current technique (TCT)
  • Participation in the development of experimental capabilities of the TCT station
  • Participation in the development of data processing and data analysis tools
  • Contribution to the relevant research activities of the Department within national and international collaborations

Requirements:

  • PhD in physics, engineering, electronics or related field is desirable. Highly motivated candidates at the end of their PhD are encouraged to apply.
  • Strong interests in scientific fields related to particle detectors, semiconductors, solid state physics, ultrafast lasers
  • Practical hands-on experience with electronic and optoelectronic devices (oscilloscopes, power supplies, amplifiers, photodetectors)
  • Knowledge of nonlinear optics and/or experience with ultrafast lasers is an asset
  • Knowledge of LabVIEW, Matlab, Python, C++ or related essentials is a strong asset
  • Strong analytical and problem-solving skills
  • Excellent networking and communication skills, capability to work in team
  • A good knowledge of spoken and written English is necessary as the work environment is international

We offer:

  • Opportunity to work in this unique international scientific institution
  • Flexible working hours
  • Good working environment
  • Career growth, professional education
  • Meal allowance, pension contribution
  • 5 weeks of holidays and 6 days of personal leave
  • Support of leisure time activities

 

Project related questions can be addressed to Mateusz Rebarz (e-mail: mateusz.rebarz@eli-beams.eu) and Jakob Andreasson (e-mail: jakob.andreasson@eli-beams.eu)

Applications containing cover letter, CV, statement of scientific interests, brief description of previous projects, contacts of two possible references, educational certificates and any other materials the candidate considers relevant, should be sent to Mrs. Jana Ženíšková, HR Senior Specialist (jana.zeniskova@eli-laser.eu, +420 601 560 322).

Information on the processing of personal data can be found on https://www.eli-beams.eu/informace-o-zpracovani-vasich-osobnich-udaju-gdpr/. We are an equal opportunity employer.

[1] https://up.eli-laser.eu/equipment/1723138700

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