Nanoelectronics & Device-Physics Engineer: Nanoscale Actuator Design
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Engineering
Job Description & How to Apply Below
The Astera Institute in Emeryville, CA seeks a Nanoelectronics & Device-Physics Engineer to design the electrostatic drive and a field‑effect sensor for a nanoscale actuator, and own its fabrication and electrical characterization. This is a full‑time onsite position.
Responsibilities include designing the drive stack to achieve ~10 nm displacement and ~100 pN at low drive voltage, and delivering a low‑noise readout for nm‑scale motion.
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Nanoscale Actuator Design at Astera Institute, could be your next opportunity.
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Nanoscale Actuator Design for our team in Emeryville, CA, United States.
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Nanoscale Actuator Design role at Astera Institute.
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Nanoscale Actuator Design, you will play an important part at Astera Institute in Emeryville, CA, United States.
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