Full time researcher (1 staff Unit) - PNRR National Quantum Science and Technology Institute project, NQSTI,

We select researcher profiles for activities on "Manipulation of photonic quantum states by non-linear optical systems".

The positions (1 staff unit) will be activated within the framework of a full-time employment contract (level III, fixed-term) within the PNRR project " National Quantum Science and Technology Institute project, NQSTI, (Extended Partnership 04: Quantum Science and Technology PE0000023 - CUP B53C22004180005 , in compliance with conditions and salary of the public research sector, full working flexibility (fully flexible working hours, working from home) and benefits (health insurance, meal vouchers, professional development support, tax and family benefits). The contract will have a duration of 12 months.

 Requirements

Successful candidates applying to these specific positions must demonstrate At least three years of experience in the study of optical and/or solid-state systems operating in the quantum regime and/or fabrication of devices for quantum technologies or possession of the title of Research Doctor or a PhD relevant to the field of experience requested

 Activities

Selected researchers will work within the strongly interdisciplinary environment of the CNR-NANOTEC Institute of Lecce.

 Further details and applications

The full text of the public announcement is available at this link (English):

http://www.urp.cnr.it/system/files/2024-03/CALL%20No.%20400.25%20NANOTEC%20PNRR%20%281%29_signed.pdf

The deadline for submitting applications, through the CNR web application platform and as described in the official call text, is April 18, 2024. The web link for the application is https://selezionionline.cnr.it

For degrees obtained abroad, recognition of the degree is required. Candidates who are not yet in possession of the recognition measure must declare that they have submitted such a request in accordance with the regulations in force by the deadline of the call for applications, indicating in their curriculum vitae the details of transmission