Missions

Tasks: - The candidate will develop and validate the use of porous thin film technology as an electrode for electrochemical energy storage micro-devices.
- He or she will carry out the deposition of porous thin films in a clean room at the IEMN, the chemical and structural characterisations at the UCCS and the electrochemical validation of the electrodes at the IEMN.
- He or she will benefit from the technological environment of the 2 IEMN platforms (CMNF and PCMP) as well as that of the Chevreul federation of the University of Lille.
- He or she will write technical reports, present the results at technical meetings and act as the technical interface between the 2 project partners.

Activities

- deposition of porous materials in a clean room
- creation of patterns by photolithography
- etching of porous electrodes
- structural characterisation using XRD and Raman
- electrical and electrochemical characterisation
- morphological characterisation by SEM
- Report writing, preparation of presentation

Skills

Job profile
The person recruited will be a research engineer. He or she should have at least a Master 2 or an engineering degree (BAC + 5). A thesis (BAC+8) or several years' professional experience in the field of thin films developed by magnetron sputtering and/or energy storage would be an advantage.

Work Context

- He or she will be responsible for depositing porous thin films in a clean room at the IEMN, chemical and structural characterisation at the UCCS and electrochemical validation of the films at the IEMN.

The position is located in a sector under the protection of scientific and technical potential (PPST), and therefore requires, in accordance with the regulations, that your arrival is authorized by the competent authority of the MESR.

Constraints and risks

work in clean room