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This page outlines the currently available positions in our group. Potential students and employees should subscribe to our RSS News Feed or check this page frequently, as new positions will be posted on that feed and on the news page of this site when they arise.
If you are not yet admitted to MIT graduate school, but are interested in pursuing graduate studies at MIT, please contact MIT EECS Graduate Admissions for more information.
Post-Doctoral Research Fellows
Quantum Non-Demolition Electron Microscope (QEM) (posted May 2012): post-doctoral candidate sought with experience in one or more of : quantum optics, free-electron optics design, numerical simulation of electron systems, and/or the fundamentals of transmission-electron microscopy. This individual will work with a small international team of researchers at MIT and the Technical University of Delft in the Netherlands to develop a new electron microscope based on quantum non-demolition measurements. The candidate must have a Ph.D. in Physics, Electrical or Mechanical Engineering, Materials Science, or Applied Physics. The emphasis of the work will be initially on the design of quantum-mechanically coherent electron resonators to demonstrate the proof of concept of the effect. Interested candidates should provide a cover letter, CV, writing sample, and a list of references to quantum-assistant@mit.edu. Applications will be evaluated as received, with a candidate selection and appointment expected in summer or early fall of 2012.
Graduate Research Assistants
None advertised
Undergraduate Research Assistants
We continuously consider applications for undergraduate research assistant positions through the undergraduate research opportunities (UROP) program. The position would require a commitment of ~ 10 hours per week, and full-time employment during IAP and the summer. Please submit a your CV, a list of courses taken and grades, major or intended major, and a cover letter stating your interest in the position to our administrative assistant .
Administrative and Technical Staff
We are not currently hiring administrative or technical staff, however interested potential candidates should subscribe to our RSS News Feed or check this site frequently, as new positions will be posted on that feed and on the news page of this site when they arise.
Visiting Researchers and Students
We host extended visits by researchers from academia or industry or by students enrolled at other educational institutions. Generally, visits from students that last for fewer than 6 months will not be considered, while the most productive visits last at least a year.
If interested, forward CV along with a cover-letter stating the details of your planned visit (duration, type, home institution, etc.) to the group administrative assistant . In planning a visit to MIT, you may also find the information at the international student's office and the international scholar’s office to be helpful.
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