Companies with electronic devices cork vacancies

11386, Semiconductor Device Processing Engineer/Scientist: the fabrication process for these new devices and subsequently assist the company in transferring successful device concepts into full production. Patent Generation: In contributing to the research and development of these new devices, the Process Engineer

(Ref. No. NP – 01) PhD: Electron Microscopy and Analysis of Semiconductor Nanowires and Devices based on them: is advantageous but not compulsory. Candidates will enroll in an academic department (e.g., electronic engineering, physics, chemistry) at University College Cork and will be part of Tyndall’s structured PhD programme. A key aspect of the PhD programme is training

(Ref. No. SF – 02) PhD: Materials and Charge Transport in Meso-scale Semiconductor Devices: – Nov 2012.) The research will form part of the thesis work leading towards a PhD in physics at University College Cork. Calculations involving electronic structure theory methods will be employed to investigate the effects of atomic structure and device

(Ref. No. AQ – 09) PhD: Nanocrystal-molecule Assemblies for Sensing - Formation, Electrical Interfacing and Charge Transport Mechanisms: Molecular electronics offers the potential for formation of radically new nanoscale electronic devices, with novel properties. A key challenge in the field lies in forming reliable electrical contacts to functional molecules (1-5 nanometre length