Lead Wide-Bandgap Device & Process Engineer
mit lincoln laboratoryLexington (MA)
Lead Wide-Bandgap Device & Process Engineer
Posted 2 days ago
mit lincoln laboratoryLexington (MA)
SENIORITY
Lead
About the role
MIT Lincoln Laboratory in Lexington, MA seeks an engineer/scientist to advance ultra-wide bandgap semiconductor devices from first demonstrations to prototypes for technology transfers. Focus areas include RF electronics, power electronics, and extreme-environment applications. The role demands strong technical leadership and collaboration across groups, with a path toward IP development and external partnerships.
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