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The engineer will be a member of a team that designs, models, and tests complex multi-physics sensors and systems which operate in harsh environments. A key focus will be on modeling radiation effects in semi-conductor electronics. The candidate will analyze and verify the performance of such systems with a broad understanding of the relevant physics while working as part of a broader team. The candidate should have an interest in other areas such as electro-optics, RF, and MEMS components.

The ideal candidate will have a BS or MS degree in nuclear engineering, electrical engineering, physics, materials science, or related field with 2-5 years of experience. The desired candidate will have many of the skills below.

Experience modeling semiconductor devices and systems using TCAD, SPICE, Comsol or similar tools
• Experience with developing and testing complex microelectronic devices that can survive in a harsh environment
• Nuclear testing and hardening experience is desired but not required
• Experience using radiation transport tools such as MCNP, GEANT or similar is useful but not required
• Interest in developing a broad array of novel multi-physics devices and systems
• Strong written and oral communication skills with proposal writing experience a plus

This applicant must be able to obtain a Security Clearance which requires US citizenship.

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