Theoretical Physicist (Optics) | Theoretischer Physiker (m/w/d) Optik
FERCHAU GmbH Niederlassung Heidenheim
Job Summary
This role is ideal for an ambitious Theoretical Physicist or Mathematician specializing in Optics, focusing on the simulation and optimization of complex optical systems, particularly lithography objectives. Day-to-day responsibilities include simulating and evaluating the physical-optical properties of lithography objectives, developing concepts for optimizing optical designs, and defining tolerances for these systems. A critical component of the job involves creating simulation programs, requiring strong programming skills in languages like C/C++ and scripting languages such as Perl and Python. Candidates should possess a degree in Physics or Mathematics, preferably a PhD, and strong knowledge of technical or physical optics. The position offers an engaging environment, flexible mobile work options, comprehensive onboarding, and various continuing education programs, making it an attractive opportunity to apply advanced theoretical knowledge to cutting-edge technology development.
Required Skills
Education
Completed degree in Physics or Mathematics; PhD is advantageous.
Experience
- Professional experience in technical or physical optics
- Experience using scripting languages Perl and Python (ideally)
- Extensive programming knowledge in C and C++ (desirable)
Languages
Additional
- Not specified
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