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About the Role

The Fraunhofer Heinrich Hertz Institute (HHI) is a world-leading research institute in mobile and stationary communication networks. Our photonic integrated circuits are applied in sensor technology, medical technology, and quantum cryptography. Photonics is a dynamic field of applied research, and HHI holds a leading global position in optical data transmission, developing innovative solutions for communication networks and novel photonic applications.

Responsibilities

Collaborate on the design and numerical simulation of photonic neural networks (PNN) using Python, Photontorch, and/or SAX.
Assist in the creation and verification of PIC layouts and specifications for the photonic neural processor (PNP).
Set up and evaluate experimental measurement setups for optical signal characterization (eye diagrams, BER, optical losses).
Collaborate on the preparation of foundry submissions and coordinate with packaging partners.
Assist in the development of digital and hardware demonstrators for presentations to industry partners and investors.
Document results and contribute to scientific reports and presentations.

Skills

Python
Photontorch
SAX
PIC layout
Optical signal characterization
Foundry submissions
Digital demonstrators
Hardware demonstrators

About the Company

The Fraunhofer Heinrich Hertz Institute (HHI) is one of the world's leading research institutes for mobile and stationary communication networks.
Our photonic integrated circuits are used in sensor technology, medical technology and quantum cryptography.
Photonics is one of the most exciting and dynamic areas of applied research.
Building on many years of experience, the HHI has achieved a leading global position in optical data transmission and develops innovative solutions for communication in global data networks.
This expertise also enables novel photonic solutions in sensor technology, analytics, medical technology and quantum cryptography.