We are seeking a Research Engineer or Scientist (Open Rank – level dependent on candidate qualifications, consistent with section 3.2.1 of the Georgia Tech Faculty Handbook) to support the NIH-funded Atlanta Center for Microsystems Engineered Point-of-Care Technologies (ACME POCT), a joint center involving Emory, IMS, and Children’s Healthcare of Atlanta. The engineer/scientist will assist with activities related to the ACME POCT and perform projects for users of the IMS cleanroom and characterization facilities related to the design, fabrication, characterization, and testing of microsystems-based medical technologies.

An ideal candidate would have hands-on experience in performing micro-/nano-fabrication and materials characterization, hands-on experience in the research, development, design, fabrication and testing of microsystems-based medical technologies including point-of-care technologies and lateral flow assays, and proven ability to build and maintain strong interpersonal and professional working relationships.

This position is posted internally and externally.

Internal (GT employee) Application Instructions: Visit OneUSG, then click the Recruiting Self-Service tile, then the Apply for Jobs tile, and find job # 278201.

External (non-GT employee) Application Instructions: Apply at: https://bit.ly/4f49YdG 

The Packaging Research Center is seeking a Laboratory Technician II to join its dynamic research team. We are seeking a motivated, diligent, and skilled individual with a combination of technical expertise and strong interpersonal skills to support cutting-edge work in electronics and advanced packaging. Applications will be accepted through the close of business on February 21, 2025.

 Laboratory Technician II’s key responsibilities are to:

• Assist in microfabrication processes within a cleanroom environment, including lithography, physical vapor deposition, and plasma etching processes. Substrates of interest include silicon, glass, and organic. 
• Work with components such as uLEDs, silicon chips, 3D chip stacks, and flexible/rigid substrates.
• Conduct electrical, optical, and mechanical quality control (QC) measurements and maintain detailed logs and documentation of QC.
• Work closely with the research team to meet project goals and deadlines. 
• Communicate effectively to report progress, troubleshoot challenges, and suggest process improvements.

 An ideal candidate would have experience working in a research or academic environment and have knowledge of cleanroom protocols and practices.

This position is posted internally and externally. To apply, visit OneUSG, click the Recruiting Self-Service tile, then the Apply for Jobs tile, and find job # 281200.  External (non-GT employee) Application Instructions: Apply at: https://bit.ly/3EhcTm8 

For questions on the job roles and responsibilities, please contact Muhannad Bakir. For questions on the OneUSG application process, please contact Cecelia Jones.