As part of the Technology Development Team in the Semiconductor Fab Solutions business of Carl Zeiss SMT GmbH, you work in an interdisciplinary environment on the development of an innovative X-ray-based 3D inspection and metrology solution for the semiconductor industry. In this role, you take responsibility for advancing key X-ray technologies and help shape future technology generations. You combine technological excellence with a strong hands-on mentality and work closely with system development, product development, and international technology partners.
- Drive the technological advancement of the X-ray beamline and the underlying imaging technologies for future semiconductor inspection systems.
- Evaluate and develop technologies along the entire imaging chain – from X-ray sources and detector technologies through reconstruction methods to dose optimization.
- Develop simulation and digital twin models and use these to assess and optimize X-ray imaging systems.
- Design, plan, and conduct experiments on development and prototype systems and derive technological recommendations from the results.
- Contribute your scientific expertise to interdisciplinary development projects and advise system development, product management, and development teams on technological issues.
- Work closely with our development partner and coordinate beamline-related technology topics.
- Identify new technologies and evaluate their potential for future product generations.
- Actively shape the patent strategy in the field of X-ray technologies and, through invention disclosures and building a strong IP portfolio, contribute to the technological differentiation of our products.
- Represent your area of expertise within the company and towards international development partners.
- Above-average university degree or PhD in physics, electrical engineering, medical engineering, or a comparable scientific-technical discipline.
- Several years of experience in X-ray physics, imaging, computed tomography, or comparable high‑technology applications.
- Solid knowledge in X-ray imaging, particularly in one or more of the following areas:
- X-ray sources
- Detector technologies
- Reconstruction methods
- Radiation physics and dose assessment
- Simulation and digital twins
- Enjoy experimental work and possess a strong hands-on mentality.
- Ability to analyze complex scientific questions and translate them into technological solutions.
- Strong interest in innovation, technology development, and intellectual property.
- Excellent communication skills and enjoyment in working in international, interdisciplinary teams.
- Very good command of English, both spoken and written.
- Willingness to undertake international business trips.
Your ZEISS Recruiting Team:
Georgios Tanoglou
