Department: Unidad Transición Energética, Climática y Urbana
Location: Derio (Spain)
Working day: Full time
Sector: Real estate and architecture
Vacancies: 1
Discipline: R&D
Work modality: HybridJoin TECNALIA !! In TECNALIA we promote sustainable growth and face the greatest technological challenges of humanity transforming them into opportunities. We help society and companies to grow through technological innovations. We are committed to gender equality, diversity and promote family-work balance policy. You will work in a highly qualified team of technological excellence, in an international and multidisciplinary environment.
We are looking for a highly experienced and skilled researcher with deep expertise in the development of next-generation high-resolution sensors, including multiphysics, spectroscopic, photonic, and other emerging physical technologies for material resource detection.
If you are passionate about leading scientific advances at the intersection of physics, engineering, and the quantum future, this is the right place for you!!
Tecnalia offers you the opportunity to work with professionals of different nationalities who form multidisciplinary teams in a collaborative and inclusive environment, where each person contributes their vision to build solutions that generate a real impact.
Your mission will be to drive innovation in sensor and system technologies for the extractive, construction, and recycling sectors from concept to validation bringing forward transformative technological perspectives that enable breakthroughs in precision, sensitivity, and scalability.
As a Next-Gen Materials Traceability Researcher you will be responsible for:
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This job offers you a unique opportunity to shape the future of sensing technology at the forefront of science and industry.
If you thrive in dynamic, innovative environments and are ready to make a real impact, we invite you to apply.
Apply now and let’s build a more sustainable future together.
*We will value positively applications of people with a certificate of disability equal to or greater than 33%, in compliance with current legislation, the General Law on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities and their social inclusion (LGD)