The Aerospace Corporation is seeking a Particle Induced Radiation Effects Scientist to engage in research related to the impacts of space radiation on microelectronics. The position requires a PhD in electrical engineering, physics, or a related field, with strong communication and software development skills
Job Summary
Conduct testing of microelectronic parts at particle accelerator and other facilities for single-event phenomena, total dose, and other radiation effects.
Be on the cutting edge to design advanced radiation monitors and instrumentation for laboratory and spaceflight applications to understand and characterize these environmental hazards.
This position supports a wide variety of critical space programs in the areas of radiation and space environmental hazards to include hazard assessment, testing methodology, and the uptake of the latest results in civil, commercial, and academic communities to ensure mission success.
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The Aerospace Corporation is seeking a Particle Induced Radiation Effects Scientist to engage in research related to the impacts of space radiation on microelectronics. The position requires a PhD in electrical engineering, physics, or a related field, with strong communication and software development skills.
Salary
$120,000.00 - $140,000.00
Skills & Requirements
Must-have
Particle interactions with matter
Microelectronics function and trends
Radiation environments and electronic impacts
Design advanced radiation monitors
Testing microelectronic parts
Nice-to-have
Community engagement in radiation effects
Push performance envelopes
Tailored, risk-informed solutions
Key Requirements
PhD degree in electrical engineering, physics, or related discipline
0-1 year of industry work experience
Ability to obtain and maintain a security clearance