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PhD - Sensor Integration and Electrification Vivalytic Cartridge via Wireless Interface - Bosch
Publication date
- Closing date
- Level of education
July 2024
- Until filled
- Master’s
Roles & responsibilities
This position is located in Renningen, Germany.
Responsibilities
– Become a part of our team of interdisciplinary scientists and engineers developing novel applications for the Bosch Vivalytic platform, a universal Lab-on-Chip MEMS platform for molecular diagnostics.
– You implement a wireless interface for power as well as data (near field commuication, inductive power transmission) and support us in the integration of sensors/actuarors and elektronic components on a cartridge in polycarbonate as well as in Si-Chip.
– Finally, you integrate these functionalities in the Vivalytic-System.
Qualifications
Education: Master in Electrical- and Infromation Technology, Microsystemtechnology, Mechatronics, Physics or comparable
Experience and Knowledge: Experience in development of electronics, circuit design, analogue technologies and/or power electronics, data processing – and evaluation, Knowledge in sensor technology, MEMS-processes, packaging and experience in simulation of electromagnetic fields is preferable, Know-how in wireless transmission technology is of advantage
Personality and Working Practice: You are motivated, communicative as well as structured and enjoy learning new things. Thanks to your resultoriented way of working and hands-on spirit, you are able to design and execute simulations and experiments independently. In doing so, you contribute your creativity and innovative way of thinking.
Languages: proficient in German and English
Requirements
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