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Join our team dedicated to the photonics revolution!
We are delighted to present exciting career opportunities within this cutting-edge European scientific initiative focused on photonics research. The LastStep project, funded by the European Union, tackles the major challenge in photonics by utilizing silicon-germanium-tin (SiGeSn) semiconductors with unique optical properties that are compatible with state-of-the-art CMOS manufacturing processes.
If you are passionate about research and innovation in the field of photonics, join our team of international experts to contribute to shaping the future of this revolutionary technology. We offer stimulating career opportunities in various fields, ranging from semiconductor design and fabrication to the development of new photonics devices and fundamental research. You will have the opportunity to collaborate with renowned scientists, leading researchers, and industry professionals in a dynamic environment conducive to learning and professional growth.
Whether you are an ambitious young graduate or an experienced professional in the field of photonics, the LastStep project provides opportunities tailored to your profile. We are seeking creative and motivated talents with a passion for innovation. By joining the LastStep team, you will have access to state-of-the-art resources, top-notch research facilities, and an international network of industrial and academic partners. You will also benefit from training and professional development programs to enhance your skills and enable you to reach your full potential.
Regularly check our job page to discover open positions within the LastStep project. Whether you specialize in photonics, materials science, semiconductor manufacturing, or other related fields, we look forward to receiving your application and welcoming new talents to our team.
Join us today and be part of the LastStep adventure, shaping the future of photonics and unlocking new technological possibilities.
Funding
The LastStep project has received funding from the European Union’s Horizon 2020 research and innovation program under the grant agreement no. 101070208.
