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University of Pittsburgh

Post Doctoral.Associate - Ohodnicki Lab

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What they do

A Materials Research Engineer researches materials and works to discover materials that may be used in new and emerging technologies and support innovation. Identifies new or different combinations of materials to improve product performance and durability.

$91,705 / year median in Pennsylvania

+3% projected growth

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Job Description

Post Doctoral.

Associate
  • Ohodnicki Lab at University of Pittsburgh Post Doctoral.
Associate
  • Ohodnicki Lab at University of Pittsburgh in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania Posted in 18 days ago.
Type:
Full-Time Job Description:
Post Doctoral.

Associate
  • Ohodnicki Lab Mechanical Engineering and Materials Science
  • Pennsylvania-Pittsburgh
  • (26004957)
Description of Ohodnicki Laboratory:
Magnetic and photonic materials and device research and development for a range of applications. Emphasis is placed upon fiber optic and photonic sensors as well as magnetic and electromagnetic materials for electric power conversion and microwave applications. A combination of materials synthesis, characterization, and development facilities are complemented by expertise and capabilities in electronics, photonics, and multi-physics finite element simulations. An interdisciplinary facility that houses an extensive set of equipment and instrumentation for materials scientists, electrical engineers, computer engineers, chemists, applied physicists, and related engineering and science professionals.
Required Educational Background:
Applicant must have a Ph.D. in electrical engineering, applied physics, mechanical engineering, materials science, or a closely-related field.
Required Skillset:
For the research component of the position, the required skillset includes: Strong background in electromagnetic modeling, design and optimization of magnetic components, electrical testing, power electronics conversion systems, as well as technical presentations and publications. In addition to conducting research, your duties may also include preparing reports, performing literature reviews, supervising graduate and undergraduate students, and assisting with other projects in the lab. Other required skill sets include small and large-signal electrical testing, medium voltage testing, and characterization, modeling of thermal and electrical insulation systems, magnetic component characterization; Strong interest in applied engineering research. Good verbal and written communication skills; Ability to work independently and within a team delivering project components on given time schedules; Ability to multi-task.
Responsibilities:
The research-related responsibilities of this position will include: Mentoring graduate students; Writing journal publications, preparing reports that summarize the work conducted for progress reports to funding agencies; Planning, developing, and implementing technical and scientific research programs; Contributing to proposal writing and acquisition of preliminary data. The University of Pittsburgh is an equal opportunity employer / disability / veteran.
Assignment Category:
Full-time regular
Campus:
Pittsburgh Child Protection Clearances:
Not Applicable Required Attachments:
Curriculum Vitae Assignment Category Full-time regular Equal employment opportunity, including veterans and individuals with disabilities. PI286483516