Research Physicists play a pivotal role in advancing the capabilities of PhotonAssay technology, an industrial application of Gamma-Ray Activation Analysis.
About the Role
The Research Physicist is responsible for performing research and development to expand the application and capabilities of PhotonAssay technology. They develop and maintain analysis chain software and provide expert scientific advice to other teams.
Key Responsibilities:
* R&D Project Management: The Research Physicist defines, scopes, plans and manages well-defined R&D projects using a structured framework.
* Development and Maintenance of Analysis Chain: They contribute to the development and maintenance of the analysis chain in the PhotonAssay codebase, including detector, analysis, reporting and QC software.
* New Analytical Services and Capabilities: The Research Physicist identifies suitable nuclear reactions, performs Monte Carlo simulations, designs and conducts experiments, and analyzes and interprets data.
* Scientific Knowledge and Support: They develop working knowledge of the PhotonAssay technique and associated science, assist other teams with advanced forensics and data analytics for physics operations, and provide information regarding radiation safety.
Requirements:
* Tertiary qualification in physics or a closely related discipline.
* Experience in leading research and development projects.
* Demonstrated expertise in scientific programming and data analysis.
* Excellent written and verbal communication skills, including preparation of technical documentation and reports.