Master Thesis Low temperature spectroscopy of SiC defects (all genders) // Job-ID: 157-0

This master thesis focuses on the characterization of defects in a Silicon Carbide Metal-Oxide-Semiconductor Field-Effect Transistor. For this purpose, an optical experiment shall be set up to measure fluorescence from SiC-chips after laser excitation at cryogenic temperatures in a closed cycle He-cryostat. The work will involve working in a class-4 laser laboratory to set up the experiment and, subsequently, perform the measurements, first at room temperature and then in the cryostat. 

Your responsibilities will involve the following activities:

• Setting up of the experiment in the optical laboratory
• Working with fs-lasers and a He-cryostat 
• Perform the experiments
• Data analysis and presentation of results

• Master student (enrolled in EU-University) in Physics, Optics, Electrical Engineering or similar fields.
• Self-organized and target-oriented working style
• Experience with electronic laboratory equipment (e.g., oscilloscope)
• Knowledge about optical measurements, and semiconductors
• Experience in data processing and evaluation
• Good oral and written English skills

• Diversified research activities with plenty of technical challenges. 
• State-of-the-art lab facilities and instruments. 
• Internal and external training opportunities for further development. 
• Home Office possible. 
• € 4 per day food allowance in restaurants or € 2 per day in supermarkets. 
• Family & kids friendly. 
• Free coffee/milk/tea & fresh fruits. 

This position is subject to the Collective Agreement for employees in non-university research (Research CA).  For this position, we offer a monthly gross salary of EUR 1.929, paid 14 times a year.