We are currently looking for our future Process Development Engineer to join our Process R&D department based in our VIC (Verkor Innovation Center) in Grenoble, France. As such, you are responsible for the development and maturation of
About Renaissance Fusion Renaissance Fusion is developing key technologies for future fusion reactors, including next-generation High-Temperature Superconducting (HTS) materials and magnets, liquid-metal technologies, and modular stellarator systems. Our team is international, diverse, agile, and based in Grenoble,
Context & Job Description Within the Instrumentation Services and Development Division, the Electronics Unit develops advanced instrumentation for the ESRF accelerator complex and experimental stations (beamlines). We design instrumentation that operates under demanding requirements for precision
We are looking for a Structural Modelling Engineer to join our CAE & Advanced Methods team in our Verkor Innovation Center (Grenoble, France). As such, you develop, validate, and deploy structural modeling capabilities for Li-ion battery cells,
Ferroelectric Memory in Grenoble, France, seeks a Senior ALD Engineer to lead the development and optimization of dielectric and metal ALD processes for its next‑generation ferroelectric memory technology. You will own a 300 mm ALD cluster, ensure
Verkor is a French industrial company aiming to pioneer low‑carbon battery manufacturing in France. With the backing of prominent industrial companies such as Renault Group, Plastic Omnium and Schneider Electric, Verkor intends to electrify the future
Role Overview As a Senior ALD (Atomic Layer Deposition) Engineer (m/f/d) based in Grenoble, France, you will lead the development and optimization of advanced dielectric and metal deposition processes for FMCs next-generation ferroelectric memory technology. Must Have
Role Overview As a Senior ALD (Atomic Layer Deposition) Engineer (m/f/d) based in Grenoble, France, you will lead the development and optimization of advanced dielectric and metal deposition processes for FMCs next-generation ferroelectric memory technology. Must Have