PhD in Amplitude and Phase Control Optical Metrology
Listed on 2026-10-11
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Engineering
Research Scientist, Electronics Engineer, Electrical Engineering, Physics
Delft University of Technology
· Faculty of Applied Sciences
Netherlands
About This OpportunityDelft University of Technology is recruiting a PhD candidate to develop amplitude- and phase-controlled optical metrology for nanoscale semiconductor manufacturing. Applications close on 15 October 2026 at 23:59 Europe/Amsterdam.
The project develops coherent optical scatterometry methods with full control of the input probe field. It combines first-principles optical modelling, electromagnetic scattering, signal processing, optimisation and machine-learning methods to improve retrieval of nanoscale shape and overlay information.
optical metrology scatterometry semiconductor manufacturing electromagnetic scattering machine learning
Level PhD
Time Commitment Full-time
Duration 4 years; initial 1.5-year contract followed by 2.5 years after a positive go/no-go assessment
Reference Code 3752
Field Optical Metrology and Coherent Scatterometry
Specialization Physics
Organization Type University
Funding & Compensation
Amount EUR / Per Month
Funding Type Salary
Funding Status Paid
Period Per Month
Requirements EducationApplicants should hold an MSc in applied physics, electrical engineering or an equivalent relevant field.
ExperienceApplicants should have strong theoretical foundations and demonstrable interest in optics, electromagnetic scattering, signal processing and mathematics, together with willingness to work on both theory and experiments.
Technical Skills- Optical metrology
- Coherent scatterometry
- Electromagnetic scattering
- Signal processing
- Optimization
- Machine learning
- Scientific programming
- Teamwork
- Scientific communication
- Continuous learning
- Research integrity
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