Senior Research Scientist - Tandem Solar Cells and Modules
Descrizione dell'offerta
We are seeking a highly motivated Senior Research Scientist to lead and coordinate advanced research activities in the field of solar cells and modules, with a strong focus on perovskite and thin-film technologies. The successful candidate will play a key role in driving innovation, managing research projects, and supporting technology transfer from lab to pilot-scale production.
Responsibilities
- Supervise and coordinate research activities carried out by the R&D team
- Manage and oversee technology transfer initiatives arising from collaborations with universities, research centers, and industrial partners
- Provide scientific and operational supervision of nationally funded or co-funded research projects
- Oversee R&D activities related to the stability and performance of photovoltaic modules developed by the company
- Contribute to the startup and development of experimental activities on the pilot production line
- Coordinate and supervise junior researchers and scientific staff within the R&D department
- Prepare and develop project proposals for national and European funding programs
- Identify, develop, and enhance technological results suitable for protection through intellectual property tools
- Conceive, develop, and formalize new technological solutions, inventions, and technical improvements eligible for industrial property protection (including patents, utility models, and technical know-how).
Qualifications
- PhD in a STEM field, with a focus on photovoltaics or thin-film technologies
- At least 5 years of experience in the fabrication of perovskite photovoltaic devices
- Proven experience in managing or contributing to R&D projects
Preferred Qualifications
- Experience in large-area module fabrication
- Experience in stability assessment of photovoltaic devices and modules
Additional Requirements
- Professional proficiency in English (written and spoken)
- Availability to live and work in Rome, Italy
- Willingness to travel as required for project and collaboration activities
Start date: July 2026