Tenure Track Researcher in Radiation Detectors and Systems

Job summary

The role involves developing radiation detectors and systems for space and applied science, focusing on semiconductor detectors, readout electronics, and intelligent signal processing. The researcher will contribute to ongoing projects while building their own research profile and engaging in teaching and supervision.

Qualifications

• PhD in detector physics, instrumentation, electronics, signal processing, or a related field.
• Research experience in radiation detectors, detector systems, or instrumentation.
• Experience with experimental work, modeling, and data analysis.
• Strong publication record relative to career stage and a clear tenure-track research vision.
• Motivation for teaching, supervision, and interdisciplinary collaboration.

Responsibilities

• Strengthen detector research, systems development, and data processing in collaboration with colleagues and partners.
• Develop detector research, readout, and data-processing methods.
• Contribute to existing projects through design, simulation, laboratory characterization, and performance evaluation.
• Work with semiconductor detector technologies for high-resolution X-ray and gamma-ray detection.
• Apply Geant4 modeling and machine-learning-assisted signal processing.
• Publish research, attract external funding, and build academic and industrial collaborations.
• Teach and supervise BSc, MSc, and PhD students in relevant subjects.

Skills

• Experience with FPGA/ASIC readout, Geant4 simulation, and machine learning for detector signals or space instrumentation is advantageous.

Education

• A PhD is required for this position.

Tools

• Familiarity with Geant4 and machine learning techniques is beneficial.