Job offer: Research Engineer Elaboration of thin films under vacuum by PVD

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Research Engineer Elaboration of thin films under vacuum by PVD

Ad reference: https://emploi.cnrs.fr/Offres/CDD/UMR8520-FRELEF-134/Default.aspx

Typical job	Research engineer in materials science / development
Background:	The Institute of Electronics, Microelectronics and Nanotechnologies is a laboratory whose core activities are focused on micro and nanotechnologies and their applications in fields such as information, communication, transport, energy and health. Under the aegis of three main supervisory bodies (CNRS, University of Lille, UPHF), the IEMN is located on different sites in Villeneuve d'Ascq, Lille and Valenciennes with a staff of 450 people (170 researchers and teacher-researchers, 65 engineers and permanent technicians, 140 theses in progress). The Micro and Nanofabrication Center (CMNF) of the IEMN is a platform of the national network of large technology centers of the CNRS, RENATECH. It is open to internal and external academic and industrial users. The agent will be assigned to the "Deposit and Epitaxy" division of the CMNF, under the responsibility of the division manager, Mrs. Isabelle Roch-Jeune.
Missions	The agent will be responsible for ensuring the development and proper operation of physical vapor deposition (PVD) equipment. The primary mission will be to develop materials on sputtering equipment. His secondary mission will be to work on electron gun and joule effect evaporation equipment. In collaboration with the IEMN research teams and the technical staff of the pole, he will have the task of developing, guaranteeing the durability and valorizing innovative processes in the flagship fields (sensors, IoT and microenergy, micro-nanoelectronics, MEMS/NEMS) of the laboratory. He will also ensure the safety of a specific environment (gas, RF, HT...).
Activities	Ensure the installation of the new sputtering equipment in collaboration with the project actors Assist the existing technical staff in the management of the PVD (sputtering and evaporation) equipment in the clean room and its maintenance Deposition and development of materials by PVD in collaboration with the cluster's IT and the laboratory's researchers Characterize repositories with CPER actors Create a process database accessible to users Train the laboratory staff on the PVD equipment Produce basic devices using the micro-nano-fabrication techniques available in the laboratory (lithography, deposition, etching) Make presentations and reports on the progress of the work
Qualifications:	To fulfill this mission, this engineer will have : General knowledge of materials science Specific knowledge in the elaboration of PVD thin films (reactive sputtering, evaporation by electron gun and by Joule effect) General knowledge in the field of characterization (SEM, ellipsometry, profilometry, EDX, DRX, AFM, XPS) Basic knowledge of micro-nanofabrication Knowledge of the risks and health and safety rules relating to the equipment and materials used (gas, chemicals, RF, HT) Knowledge of vacuum techniques (primary vacuum, secondary vacuum) Handling of gases under pressure Mastery of the English language: oral and written expression and comprehension. Minimum level B1

Host Unit:
IEMN UMR CNRS 8520
Avenue Poincaré
59652 VILLENEUVE D'ASCQ CEDEX
www.iemn.fr

Contract Type:
Technical CDD

Duration of the contract :
20 months

Expected date of hire:
01/11/2022

Compensation:
2609.40 euros gross per month
according to experience

Desired level of education:
Doctorat

isabelle.roch@univ-lille.fr

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Assistant engineer in instrumentation and experimental techniques

Typical job	C3B41 - Assistant Engineer in Instrumentation and Experimental Techniques
Missions	Reporting to the head of the "Etching" resource, the member of staff will be responsible for ensuring the smooth running of the etching machine park, developing thin-film etching processes and, as part of a quality approach, developing calibration processes for thin-film etching. He or she will be responsible for keeping a technological watch on these resources and, in collaboration with the IEMN's research teams, will be tasked with developing, guaranteeing the long-term future of and promoting innovative processes in these various etching fields.
Activities	The job will involve mastering and developing expertise and know-how in the etching of thin-film materials. In particular, this involves: Provide technical and scientific support for engraving equipment (DRIE, RIE, ICP) Maintain this equipment. Development of calibration procedures. Expertise in component manufacturing tools (lithography, deposition, etching) and characterisation methods (electron microscopy, ellipsometry, profilometry, AFM, etc.). Keeping a technology watch.
Qualifications:	To fulfil this role, the assistant engineer will need to have sound knowledge and skills: General knowledge of chemistry and physical sciences Knowledge of manufacturing techniques (engraving, lithography, deposits) General knowledge of instrumentation and physical measurements Knowledge of vacuum techniques (primary vacuum, secondary vacuum) Handling of gases under pressure Aptitude for teamwork and multi-project objectives General knowledge of health and safety rules Mastery of the English language: oral and written expression and comprehension.
Context:	The assistant engineer will work in the micro and nanomanufacturing centre at the IEMN Central Laboratory (LCI) in Villeneuve d'Ascq. He/she will report to the IEMN's Technical Director, who is responsible for the platform. The IEMN is a 450-strong research institute. Its multidisciplinary research activities cover a broad spectrum, from materials physics to telecommunications systems. Its research activities are based mainly on five technical services: the Micro and Nano Fabrication Centre (CMNF), the near-field microscopy platform, the HF-MEMS (Micro-Electro-Mechanical-Systems) electrical characterisation centre, the telecoms platform and the EMC (Electro-Magnetic Compatibility) platform.

Host Unit:
IEMN UMR CNRS 8520
Avenue Poincaré
59652 VILLENEUVE D'ASCQ CEDEX
www.iemn.fr

Contract Type:
Technical CDD

Duration of the contract :
3 months

Expected date of hire:
2 May 2019

Number of hours worked :
Full-time

Compensation:
gross monthly salary
according to experience

Desired level of education:
BAC + 2

Desired experience :
3/5 years

For further information
If you are interested in this position, please contact
bertrand.grimbert@univ-lille.fr

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Assistant engineer in instrumentation and experimental techniques

Typical job	C3B41 - Assistant Engineer in Instrumentation and Experimental Techniques
Missions	Reporting to the head of the "Etching" resource, the member of staff will be responsible for ensuring the smooth running of the etching machine park, developing thin-film etching processes and, as part of a quality approach, developing calibration processes for thin-film etching. He or she will be responsible for keeping a technological watch on these resources and, in collaboration with the IEMN's research teams, will be tasked with developing, guaranteeing the long-term future of and promoting innovative processes in these various etching fields.
Activities	The job will involve mastering and developing expertise and know-how in the etching of thin-film materials. In particular, this involves: Provide technical and scientific support for engraving equipment (DRIE, RIE, ICP) Maintain this equipment. Development of calibration procedures. Expertise in component manufacturing tools (lithography, deposition, etching) and characterisation methods (electron microscopy, ellipsometry, profilometry, AFM, etc.). Keeping a technology watch.
Qualifications:	To fulfil this role, the assistant engineer will need to have sound knowledge and skills: General knowledge of chemistry and physical sciences Knowledge of manufacturing techniques (engraving, lithography, deposits) General knowledge of instrumentation and physical measurements Knowledge of vacuum techniques (primary vacuum, secondary vacuum) Handling of gases under pressure Aptitude for teamwork and multi-project objectives General knowledge of health and safety rules Mastery of the English language: oral and written expression and comprehension.
Context:	The assistant engineer will work in the micro and nanomanufacturing centre at the IEMN Central Laboratory (LCI) in Villeneuve d'Ascq. He/she will report to the IEMN's Technical Director, who is responsible for the platform. The IEMN is a 450-strong research institute. Its multidisciplinary research activities cover a broad spectrum, from materials physics to telecommunications systems. Its research activities are based mainly on five technical services: the Micro and Nano Fabrication Centre (CMNF), the near-field microscopy platform, the HF-MEMS (Micro-Electro-Mechanical-Systems) electrical characterisation centre, the telecoms platform and the EMC (Electro-Magnetic Compatibility) platform.

Host Unit:
IEMN UMR CNRS 8520
Avenue Poincaré
59652 VILLENEUVE D'ASCQ CEDEX
www.iemn.fr

Contract Type:
Technical CDD

Duration of the contract :
3 months

Expected date of hire:
2 May 2019

Number of hours worked :
Full-time

Compensation:
gross monthly salary
according to experience

Desired level of education:
BAC + 2

Desired experience :
3/5 years

For further information
If you are interested in this position, please contact
bertrand.grimbert@univ-lille.fr