Tyndall National Institute

Chercheur postdoctoral senior en capteurs optoélectroniques avancés de méthane basés sur des dispositifs hétérogènement intégrés (H/F)

Rejoignez le Tyndall National Institute à Cork comme Chercheur Postdoctoral Senior spécialisé en capteurs optoélectroniques avancés pour le méthane. Dirigez la recherche, gérez les bancs d’essai et collaborez avec universités et industrie. Profitez d’un environnement interdisciplinaire avec flexibilité et développement professionnel.
Tyndall National Institute
Tyndall National Institute
Cork, Irlande Hybride Temps plein EUR 55k–60k yearly UTC+00:00

Tyndall National Institute

Présentation de l'entreprise

Nom

Tyndall National Institute

Siège

Cork, Irlande

Fondé

2004

Taille

Environ 600 employés (source : linkedin.com). L'institut fonctionne avec un revenu de recherche total d'environ 40 millions d'euros par an, dont 7 millions d'euros de financement de base du Département des affaires, de l'entreprise et de l'innovation ces dernières années (source : wikipedia.org).

Ce qu'ils font

Tyndall National Institute est le principal institut de recherche deep-tech d'Irlande, spécialisé dans le matériel ICT, la photonique, la micro-nanoélectronique et les systèmes. L'institut est fortement impliqué dans des programmes de recherche significatifs axés sur l'efficacité énergétique, l'intégration des énergies renouvelables, le stockage d'énergie et les technologies d'action climatique (source : wikipedia.org). L'accent technologique principal de Tyndall comprend la photonique, la micro/nanoélectronique, les matériaux, les semi-conducteurs et les systèmes intégrés, en mettant l'accent sur des solutions habilitées par les TIC pour l'intégration des énergies renouvelables plutôt que sur le développement direct de matériel (source : tyndall.ie). L'institut fournit des services de R&D tels que la fabrication de plaquettes de semi-conducteurs, l'intégration photonique et la modélisation de systèmes, répondant à diverses applications dans l'efficacité énergétique, les réseaux intelligents et la surveillance environnementale (source : monitor-industrial-ecosystems.ec.europa.eu).

Projets et antécédents

Tyndall National Institute a été impliqué dans des projets notables liés à l'énergie, y compris l'accueil du Centre international de recherche sur l'énergie (IERC) depuis environ 2013, qui se concentre sur la recherche multidisciplinaire dans l'économie d'énergie, la production, le stockage et les systèmes durables (source : tyndall.ie). Le projet RISEnergy, qui se déroule de 2023 à 2026, offre plus de 2 500 jours d'accès transnational aux installations pour diverses technologies d'énergie renouvelable, favorisant un consortium de 69 partenaires de l'UE dans le cadre du Pacte vert européen (source : tyndall.ie). Tyndall a participé à 88 projets Horizon 2020 d'une valeur totale de 630 millions d'euros, dont 100 millions d'euros alloués à Tyndall et à ses partenaires irlandais depuis 2014, mettant en avant son rôle significatif dans l'avancement des objectifs énergétiques de l'UE (source : ecpe.org).

Développements récents

En janvier 2025, Tyndall a lancé sa stratégie quinquennale "Tyndall 2025", qui met l'accent sur des solutions deep-tech pour la crise climatique, l'énergie, l'eau potable, la santé et les technologies quantiques, projetées à valoir des trillions (source : siliconrepublic.com). L'institut a obtenu la certification de gestion de l'énergie ISO 50001, entraînant des économies d'énergie significatives et des réductions de CO2 grâce à diverses mesures de durabilité (source : cleanenergyministerial.org). Bien qu'aucune acquisition majeure ou levée de fonds n'ait été signalée au cours des deux dernières années, Tyndall continue de participer à des projets de l'UE et accueille l'IERC pour la R&D énergétique dirigée par l'industrie (source : siliconrepublic.com).

Travailler là-bas

Au Tyndall National Institute, les rôles vont des chercheurs, ingénieurs et personnel de soutien professionnel, avec un fort accent sur la collaboration interdisciplinaire à travers des départements tels que les systèmes photoniques, l'énergie et l'action climatique, et l'électronique à faible consommation (source : wikipedia.org). L'institut recrute principalement à son siège de Cork et à son site du Dublin Digital Hub, avec des opportunités de collaborations industrielles et de programmes de doctorat qui génèrent de nouveaux diplômés chaque année pour l'industrie irlandaise (source : tyndall.ie). La culture de Tyndall met l'accent sur l'excellence dans la recherche orientée vers le marché, le transfert de connaissances et l'impact sociétal, soutenue par une main-d'œuvre diversifiée provenant de 52 nationalités (source : siliconrepublic.com). Bien que les avantages spécifiques ne soient pas détaillés, l'accent mis par l'institut sur la durabilité et l'efficacité énergétique indique un engagement à créer un environnement de travail positif (source : cleanenergyministerial.org).


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Job Description

Rinn Semiconductors is part of a constellation of seven major new centres funded by Research Ireland, which collectively represent an investment of €460M in advanced research by the Government of Ireland. Rinn Semiconductors aims to lead Ireland's response to the end of Moore's Law scaling, the point where traditional improvements in computer chips slows down or ends, by pioneering modular integrated circuit-based (chiplet-based) semiconductor design and integration. With deep expertise in the areas of Heterogeneous Integration and Advanced Packaging, the Rinn Semiconductors team propose to enable transformative advances in these technologies and to apply them in three main application areas: Future Internet, Sustainable Energy and Environment, and Digital Healthcare. A key objective of the Rinn is to foster deep collaboration across the seven universities and institutions involved, by leveraging the semiconductor fabrication facilities at Tyndall, ultimately creating a cohesive "atom to systems" value chain in Ireland, connecting everything from basic materials research through to complete technology solutions. The Rinn will operate in close collaboration with Ireland's vibrant semiconductor industry sector which supports 20,000 high skilled jobs and includes world leading multinational companies, small and medium sized enterprises and start-ups.

It is within this context that we are recruiting a senior postdoc for the position in advanced opto-electronic methane sensors based on heterogeneously integrated devices, primarily based at Tyndall National Institute, Cork, and working in collaboration with researchers at University College Cork, Trinity College Dublin, Dublin City University, Munster Technology University and industrial partners.

The successful candidate will join the Photonic Systems Group at Tyndall, who are leading researchers in optical fibre communications and networks, short-wave infrared environmental sensing and in distributed acoustic sensing.

About the Role

The senior postdoctoral role will be aligned with RINN Semiconductor's Sustainable Energy and the Environment theme, and, in particularly, working and overseeing the work in RINN Semiconductors on gas sensing technologies requiring heterogeneous integration, including own research, building and managing the sensing testbed, in addition to assist in supervising postgraduate students and undergraduate projects. It is expected that the successful candidate will also support and assist in continue collaborations with industry and through EU projects.

The successful applicant will:

  • Join a world-class and highly diverse community of more than 100 PhD students, more than a 100 Postdoctoral Researchers and around 35 experienced PIs and Research Fellows.
  • Engage with over 30 industry partners to learn about their work and future career opportunities
  • Become an in-house entrepreneur and explore the opportunity to commercialise your research through a Spin-Out company
  • Follow in the footsteps of our current trainees where over 86% of PhDs have transitioned into industry with some of the world's leading semiconductor companies, in Ireland and the EU.
  • If you aspire to be a future PI and academic research leader our programme will support you to build your research track record and vision, equipping you to take the next steps on your career journey.

Key Duties & Responsibilities

  • To conduct and lead a specified programme of research under the supervision and direction of a Principal Investigator / Team Leader.
  • To secure competitive research funding for research proposals.
  • To engage in appropriate professional development opportunities as required by the Principal Investigator.
  • To support the Principal Investigator and the research group in the design, development and execution of the research programme.
  • To assist and conduct, where appropriate, the administrative and management work associated with the research project.
  • To collaborate with the wider team of researchers within the research programme.
  • To assist in the supervision of research students and junior postdocs, potentially across multiple institutions, and also undergraduate projects.
  • To engage in innovation, commercialisation and entrepreneurship opportunities, including target collaborative projects with industry.
  • To engage and participate in EU collaborative projects.
  • To participate in Education and Public Engagement activities.
  • To ensure compliance with Tyndall's Quality Management Systems, Health and Safety standards, and other regulations.
  • To carry out any additional duties that may reasonably be required within the general scope and level of the post.

Essential Criteria

  • PhD in Physics or Electrical and Electronic Engineering, where work was focused on optical frequency combs, photonics subsystems and sensing, with over 3 years of experience post-PhD.
  • Significant experimental and simulations experience in optical frequency combs, including opto-electronic combs and Kerr combs, from fundamental physics simulations and design to experimental implementation and testing.
  • Published track record on frequency combs and their applications, also demonstrating collaborative and interdisciplinary activities.
  • Co-supervision experience of undergraduate projects, such as final year projects.
  • Ability to work in a team and as an independent researcher.
  • Experience in writing and managing successful research project(s).

Desirable Criteria

  • Experience working experimentally with SWIR, extending from 1.5µm to 2.1µm, including.
  • Experience in photonic-chip characterisation and applications testbed development.
  • Successfully awarded with funded postgraduate or postdoctoral research projects, such as IRC, Marie Curie etc.
  • Computing skills, such as Python, Matlab, Lumerical, and Microsoft Tools.

What We Offer

Apart from offering a position in a very successful and positive research environment, with a collaborative ethos full of diverse competencies to boost your career, we offer the following:

  • Impactful Work: Opportunities to contribute to ground-breaking research and innovation that shape Ireland's economy and the society at large, as part of a national research centre.
  • Continuous Learning: Strong support for formal training, further study and professional development.
  • Interdisciplinary Environment: Where academia, industry, and innovation intersect - supported by cutting-edge infrastructure and expert knowledge.
  • Blended Working: Flexibility to work remotely and on-site, where the role allows.
  • Comprehensive Benefits: Access to UCC pension, long-term illness benefit, life assurance, and more.
  • Generous Leave: Competitive annual leave entitlements.
  • Equity & Inclusion: Athena Swan Bronze award holder, with ongoing initiatives led by a dedicated People and Culture team to ensure equity for all.
  • Core Values: A culture grounded in Ambition, Collaboration, Diversity, Excellence, and Integrity.
  • Entrepreneurial Spirit: A proactive, innovation-driven environment that welcomes entrepreneurial and creative thinkers, including those with start-up experience.
  • Supportive Onboarding: Structured induction and mentoring to help new hires integrate and thrive.
  • Vibrant Culture: A collaborative, people-first workplace with a strong sense of community.

Terms of Employment

Contract Category: Full-time
Contract Type: Fixed Term for 18 months, renewable depending on funding and acceptable performance.

Appointment may be made on the Senior Postdoctoral Researcher scale (new entrants) salary €55,399 - €60,250 per annum. Salary placement on appointment will be in accordance with the public sector pay policy.

Informal enquiries can be made in confidence to Dr Fatima Gunning.

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À propos du rôle

28 juillet 2026

29 juillet 2026

Temps plein

Hybride

Organisation à but non lucratif

EUR 55k–60k yearly

Hydroélectricité, Bioénergie, Stockage d'énergie, Réseaux intelligents

Tyndall National Institute

tyndall.ie

  •  Cork, Irlande

Over 3 years post-PhD experience

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