[labnetwork] SLAC Microfab: Operations Manager and Staff Engineer/Technician Roles in DMF

[Kurinsky, Noah Alexander]

Hello All,

The SLAC Detector Microfabrication Facility is running an open search for two new staff members to join our operations team. This new fabrication facility hosts a range of deposition, etching, and lithography tools to support superconducting Microfabrication, and together with the Nano-X facility, constitutes the SLAC Superconducting Quantum Foundry, with lithography and deposition tools that can support cutting edge superconducting qubit fabrication. More information can be found at dmf.slac.stanford.edu<http://dmf.slac.stanford.edu>.

We are looking for experienced scientists and engineers to help develop and streamline our superconducting foundry processes for mid-scale superconducting detector production and cutting edge quantum device development. We are also looking to expand our user base, and seek people with experience beyond our core mission to help understand how to broaden our capabilities with our existing toolset and through targeted expansion.

See below for our job postings currently on AJO, matching jobs will soon show up in the SLAC jobs site. Please forward to anyone you think might be interested. Depending on background/interests, scientific roles would also be considered as funds are available.

Tool Engineer/Technician: https://academicjobsonline.org/ajo/jobs/32434
Operations Manager:
https://academicjobsonline.org/ajo/jobs/32432

Please email me or Travis Lange (cc’d) for more information.

Best,
Noah for the DMF Team

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Noah Kurinsky
Senior Staff Scientist, SLAC National Laboratory
Scientific Director, DMF & SSQF
Group Leader, Dark Matter x Quantum Information Science Group
Senior Member, Kavli Institute for Particle Astrophysics and Cosmology
kurinsky at slac.stanford.edu<mailto:kurinsky at slac.stanford.edu>
https://dmqis.stanford.edu
https://dmf.slac.stanford.edu
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