FPGA- and Software Developer (f/m/d)

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The Leibniz Institute of Photonics Technology (Leibniz-IPHT) offers the following position (fulltime, 100%) in the Research Department Quantum Systems, Work Group Quantum Magnetometry, starting at the next possible time:
FPGA and Software Developer (f/m/d)
The position is initially limited to 3 years. An extension or even permanent position will be sought if suitable.
At the request of the candidate, the position can also include a doctoral procedure.
The Leibniz-IPHT is a university independent research institute with close connection to the Friedrich-Schiller-University Jena and member of the Leibniz association.
Job description:
Would you like to contribute to cutting-edge research topics in quantum technologies through your work? Then the Quantum Systems research department at Leibniz IPHT is the right place for you! We are researching novel quantum sensor technology based on optically pumped and superconducting magnetometers, e.g. for measuring biomagnetic signals from the heart or brain, for the search for dark matter or for the exploration of deposits of high-tech metals. In this field of research, we are world leaders in the realization of prototypes and their demonstration in application. Your area of responsibility is the programming of FPGAs, the verification of designs and functional tests in hardware as well as the realization of suitable sensor, user and data interfaces for the systems. We use the knowledge gained during the realization of the complete systems to continuously improve the next generation of measurement setups and demonstrators. We work with you at the limits of what is physically and technically feasible.
The research department is integrated into leading research networks throughout Germany and the world. In our state-of-the-art laboratories, you will work together with scientists from all over the world at the highest level and support us in sustainably transferring the new quantum technologies into real use. You will work with us at the interface of physics, mathematics, materials science and engineering.

Your field of activity:

• Design and/or commissioning of programmable control and readout electronics as well as digital data acquisition devices for scientific tasks in the field of quantum magnetometry,
• Hardware-related programming of SoC-FPGA platforms and their system and user interfaces (e.g. Xilinx Zynq-7000),
• Development of FPGA functionalities and block-based FPGA libraries for the following tasks, among others:

• Verification and optimization of designs in simulation and functional tests in hardware,
• Debugging during test measurements in cooperation with hardware and sensor development experts,
• Conception and realization of suitable software user interfaces (GUI) and data interfaces.

• Completed university studies (diploma or master's degree) in electrical engineering, technical informatics or related disciplines.

Your knowledge and skills:

• Very good knowledge of FPGA and HDL (VHDL and/or Verilog),
• Very good knowledge of the programming languages ​​C, C++ or another higher programming language,
• Experience in programming embedded systems or real-time systems is an advantage,
• Basic knowledge of software engineering desirable,
• Independent, analytical, creative and goal-oriented way of working, as well as strong ability to work in a team,
• Good knowledge of German or English.

We offer:

• An open welcoming culture and an inclusive and interdisciplinary working environment: Located on the Beutenberg campus in Jena, Leibniz-IPHT is home to more than 400 employees from around the world working at the interface of physics, biochemistry, technology, data science and medicine to develop the photonic technologies of tomorrow.
• World-class equipment and facilities: Leibniz-IPHT has a large number of physics, chemistry and biology laboratories at the highest level. It also has state-of-the-art fiber drawing and clean room facilities (including lithography facilities) as well as microfluidics fabrication and big data computing facilities.
• A family-friendly working environment with support offers for the compatibility of family and work (e.g. parent-child rooms, campus kindergarten places, advice on family care situations from trained care guides and much more).
• Flexible working time models as well as 30 days vacation/year, special annual payment and bridge days.
• Jena - City of Science: a young city with a vibrant local cultural agenda!

Salary:
Salary is in accordance with the regulations of the TV-L and your qualifications and experience.
About us:
We are a modern, internationally focused research institute. Work-life balance is one of our central concerns. We value diversity and therefore welcome all applications - regardless of gender, disability, nationality or ethnic and social origin. If women are underrepresented in the area of the advertised position, they will be given preferential consideration in the hiring process if they are equally qualified.
Further information:
If you have any questions or queries, please contact:
Prof. Dr. Ronny Stolz, by telephone 03641 - 206 119 or e-mail: ronny.stolz@leibniz-ipht.de, or Dr. Theo Scholtes, by telephone 03641 - 206 165 or e-mail: theo.scholtes@leibniz-ipht.de.
Application:
Simply apply via our job portal (https://www.leibniz-ipht.de/en/institute/career/job-portal/) or send your application with the usual documents (CV, certificates, reference addresses) until April 30, 2024 by e-mail, preferably as one pdf file, quoting reference number 1265 to the:
Leibniz-Institute of Photonic Technology Jena e. V.
Human Resources
Albert-Einstein-Straße 9, 07745 Jena
E-Mail: ute.bruntsch@leibniz-ipht.de
Code: 1265
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