US: Engineering Intern

Requisition ID

: 12020406

Relocation Assistance

: Relocation assistance will be available

Basic Qualifications:
Students must be enrolled in, or accepted into a doctoral program. Students must demonstrate their potential to contribute to the Advanced Nanotechnology Laboratory research via enrollment in a highly relevant degree program, such as materials science or mechanical engineering.The candidate should have acquired familiarity and skills that demonstrates working knowledge in the following areas:

• ·         Carbon nanotube material growth and physical and thermomechanical characterization
• ·         Coating and deposition techniques for metallizing vertically align carbon nanotube arrays
• ·         Experience with modern thermal analytical methods such as infrared thermometry and/or laser flash conductivity techniques for measuring and modeling thermal interface resistances is highly desirable
• ·         Familiarity with solder and adhesive bonding techniques for attaching semiconductor devices to thermal control surfaces
• ·         Understanding and some capability for predicting and modeling thermomechanical stress in semiconductor device structures

Preferred Qualifications:
An educational background in chemical or mechanical engineering with some familiarity and work experience in material science and an interest in interdisciplinary research.

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