Requirements Completed PhD in the field of Physics or Engineering or comparable natural sciences Relevant professional experience in the specified area Demonstrated experience in quantum optics and/or spectroscopy Hands-on experience with low-temperature microscopy techniques A strong scientific track record in the solid-state spectroscopy, evidenced by publications in peer-reviewed journals or contributions to leading research projects Proven ability to manage research activities effectively, including organizing experimental setups, coordinating timelines and mentoring team members Knowledge in Python and/or LabVIEW Excellent written and spoken English skills

Tasks Develop and lead cutting-edge experiments in the spectroscopy of quantum emitters, utilizing advanced methodologies and state-of-the-art techniques Work closely with the Ion Beam Center and Clean Room facilities to enhance research capabilities and enable on-chip control of quantum emitters Supervise and mentor Ph.D. students, fostering a collaborative, innovative and productive research environment Prepare and submit research funding proposals and manage projects to align with organizational objectives Publish high-impact research articles in peer-reviewed journals and present findings at national and international conferences