Are you passionate about spintronics and nanomagnetism and eager to contribute to scientific excellence? Join the Nanomagnetism and Oxides Laboratory (LNO) at SPEC as a Research Scientist and contribute to the development of leading experimental research in magnetic sensing and spin-electronics-based devices.

Main responsibilities:

• Develop an original and ambitious experimental research programme in spintronics, nanomagnetism and magnetic sensing.
• Contribute to the design, fabrication and characterisation of innovative devices based on magnetic thin-film architectures and spin-electronic phenomena.

• Actively participate in maintaining and advancing the laboratory’s experimental
platforms, particularly measurement instrumentation.
• Implement /develop micro/nano-fabrication processes for spintronic systems.
• Contribute to the preparation and coordination of national and international collaborative projects, including competitive funding applications.
• Develop and strengthen scientific collaborations with the group’s academic and industrial partners.
• Supervise interns, PhD candidates and postdoctoral researchers, and contribute to the collective scientific life of the laboratory.
• Disseminate scientific results at the highest level through publications in leading international journals and presentations at conferences.

A strong focus will be placed on the development of projects with application potential, as well as on the ability to initiate or contribute to collaborative proposals and to secure competitive research funding.

You hold a PhD in physics and demonstrate an excellent scientific track record, supported by no less than 1 year of postdoctoral experience in spintronics, nanomagnetism and if possible magnetic sensing.

You have strong expertise in several advanced experimental techniques such as thin-film deposition and characterisation, magnetometry, electronic transport and noise measurements, micro- and nanofabrication processes, or micromagnetic simulations.

Additional skills in experimental electronics, instrumentation development or advanced data analysis will be particularly appreciated, as well as an interest in application-oriented research and in academic or industrial collaborations.

Why join us?

By joining IRAMIS, you will become part of a dynamic and innovative research environment where you will have the opportunity to learn, grow and play a key role within a recognised centre of excellence.

…AND THAT’S NOT ALL!

Additional benefits include:

A cutting-edge research ecosystem addressing major societal challenges
Training opportunities to strengthen your skills and support your career development
A recognised work-life balance, including teleworking possibilities
Attractive social, cultural and sports benefits
Practical advantages: on-site restaurants, 75% public transport reimbursement, dedicated shuttle services from Paris, and more

Interested in joining the adventure? Apply now and put your energy at the service of research and innovation.

Applications should include a CV, a motivation letter outlining your skills and their relevance to the position, a list of scientific outputs together with a research proposal (maximum 4 pages) aligned with the framework described above, and recommendation letters or the contact details of referees who may be contacted if you are shortlisted.

Application deadline: May 1, 2026
Expected starting date: October 1, 2026

In line with CEA’s commitment to the inclusion of people with disabilities, this position is open to all candidates. Workplace accommodations and organisational arrangements may be provided to support the inclusion of employees with disabilities.