This position is a key technical contributor responsible for applying radiation transport, device and circuit modeling and simulation, and experimental measurements to advance the understanding of the reliability of advanced and emerging electronic device technologies operating in extreme temperature and radiation environments. The role includes analyzing radiation effects in electronic devices and circuits, as well as planning and supporting associated testing activities. An ideal candidate has knowledge of radiation interactions with electronic materials, semiconductor device physics and related radiation effects, Monte Carlo radiation transport methods, TCAD and other electronic design automation (EDA) tools, and/or electronic device and circuit testing. Reporting directly to the Director of ISDE, the individual will support multiple technical activities and contribute to a broad portfolio of research contracts. The individual is also expected to contribute to technical proposals, reports, and publications associated with this work and to support ISDE’s radiation test CORE activities. About the Work Unit: The Institute for Space and Defense Electronics (ISDE) is a research organization dedicated to advancing electronic technologies for space, defense, and other mission-critical applications. ISDE brings together expertise in semiconductors, microelectronics, radiation effects, and related fields to address the challenges of operating in demanding environments. Through collaboration with government agencies, industry partners, and academic researchers, ISDE characterizes, models, and analyzes emerging technologies to evaluate their performance, reliability, and suitability for mission-critical applications.
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Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Entry Level