Argonne National Laboratory

Assistant

• Develop and lead an experimental research program using time-resolved photoemission electron microscopy to investigate structural, electronic, and dynamical phenomena in nanomaterials
• Advance and apply TR-PEEM methodologies for nanoscale studies of charge, spin, excitonic, and/or energy-transfer processes
• Support the operation, development, optimization, and scientific application of TR-PEEM instrumentation and related experimental systems
• Provide scientific and technical support for user experiments, helping ensure successful execution and ongoing development of user-driven research projects
• Collaborate with internal and external researchers to advance discovery in nanoscience, ultrafast science, and nanoscale imaging
• Contribute to CNM’s strategic scientific directions through innovative research, instrumentation development, and active user engagement
• Publish results in peer-reviewed journals and communicate findings through presentations, reports, and collaborative interactions.

Assistant Scientist – Time-Resolved Photoemission Electron Microscopy, TR-PEEM

• Join the Quantum States in Crystalline Matter (QSCM) Group as an experimental scientist specializing in quantum materials
• Work on the growth and synthesis of inorganic quantum materials
• Develop innovative research directions and establish an independent research program
• Publish impactful results in leading scientific journals
• Contribute to proposal development and mentor postdoctoral researchers, graduate students, and visiting scientists.

Assistant Scientist – Quantum Materials

Designer

• Elicit and define requirements and performance specifications for future HEP/NP detector systems
• Perform detector concept development, system-level design, and optimization leveraging emerging computing architectures and novel device technologies
• Develop, validate, and maintain simulation and modeling frameworks for detector performance, characterization, and benchmarking
• Analyze simulation results and experimental data to guide intelligent data processing strategies and inform detector and readout device design
• Work collaboratively within a cross-disciplinary team and contribute to publications and presentations in high-impact venues

Assistant Scientist – Time-Resolved Photoemission Electron Microscopy, TR-PEEM

Assistant Scientist – Quantum Materials

Postdoctoral Appointee – Advanced Detector Design and Simulation