PhD inertial MEMS wafer level test and design with a focus on stiction and robustness (w/m/div.)
Bosch · Reutlingen, BW, Germany
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Job Description
- As part of your doctoral research, you will be responsible for the development of test content for the characterization of inertial MEMS on wafer level.
- Your work will involve the design and characterization of inertial MEMS test chips in direction of Stiction and Robustness.
- You will also develop innovative techniques and ideas that can subsequently be transferred to real products
Qualifications
- Education: You have a master's degree with excellent grades in physics, electrical engineering, communications engineering, software engineering, or a similar field
- Experience: experience with FPGA systems and tools, background in analog electronics, circuit design and simulation experience (e.g. Ansys, Comsol, etc.)
- Knowledge: understanding of electrical measurement techniques, programming skills (required: C++, Python, Matlab) and Knowledge about Semiconductors and MEMS
- Personality: Strong team player and ability to work in interdisciplinary teams, self-organized way of working
- Languages: Good in English and German (B2) communication skills
Additional Information
The final PhD topic is subject to your university.
Start: according to prior agreement
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