Chief Science Officer

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Job Title: Chief Science Officer (CSO) – Graphene Semiconductor TechnologiesFocus: Advanced Graphene Semiconductor Research & DevelopmentLocation: Remote – 9N Technologies, London, United KingdomCompany: 9N TechnologiesPart-time / remote role.Position Overview:9N Technologies, a pioneering deep-tech startup, is redefining materials science by developing next-generation semiconductor devices powered by graphene. Our mission is to create intelligent, AI-enhanced materials that transform industries, from biotechnology to aerospace.We are seeking a visionary

Chief Science Officer (CSO)

to lead our graphene semiconductor research and development efforts. This strategic leadership role requires deep expertise in nanoelectronics, 2D materials, and semiconductor physics. As CSO, you will define and drive the company’s scientific direction, leading breakthrough innovations in graphene-based transistors and circuit elements. This equity-based role offers the opportunity to join a cutting-edge technology venture, with a competitive salary upon securing seed funding.Key Responsibilities:Scientific Leadership & Strategy

Define and execute the

technical roadmap

for graphene semiconductor development at 9N Technologies.Align research efforts with industry trends, patent landscapes, and commercialization opportunities.Establish and oversee a high-impact R&D strategy for

graphene-based electronics and AI-enhanced materials .Provide

technical mentorship

to cross-disciplinary teams in IC design, materials science, and fabrication.

Graphene-Based Semiconductor Innovation

Oversee the development and optimization of

graphene field-effect transistors (GFETs)

for high-speed and low-power applications.Spearhead novel

bandgap engineering

strategies, including doping, heterostructures, and strain engineering.Direct research into carrier transport models and quantum transport phenomena in graphene and 2D materials.

Advanced Nanoscale Fabrication & Integration

Lead efforts to adapt

CMOS-compatible fabrication techniques

for graphene devices.Drive innovation in

scalable deposition, etching, and patterning methods

for integrating graphene into semiconductor manufacturing.Optimize

electrode contacts, dielectric interfaces, and encapsulation techniques

to enhance graphene device performance.Oversee

multi-physics simulation models

using TCAD, COMSOL, Sentaurus, and Quantum Espresso.Integrate AI-driven

predictive modeling

for material performance and device optimization.Collaborate with IC designers to translate theoretical models into

scalable circuit applications .

Research Partnerships & Thought Leadership

Foster collaborations with

leading universities, research institutions, and industry partners .Secure research grants and funding to support R&D initiatives.Publish groundbreaking research in

top-tier journals and conferences

to establish 9N Technologies as a global leader in graphene electronics.

Qualifications:Education:

PhD or Master’s degree in

Physics, Electrical Engineering, Nanotechnology, or Materials Science

with a focus on 2D materials.Experience:

Proven leadership in

graphene electronics, nano-device fabrication, and semiconductor physics . Strong background in

electronic transport, band structure engineering, and quantum mechanics . Hands-on expertise with

fabrication techniques (CVD growth, lithography, etching, doping, etc.) . Experience collaborating with

IC designers and semiconductor process engineers . Prior work in

emerging transistor technologies (e.g., GFETs, TFETs, spintronics, neuromorphic computing)

is highly desirable.Skills:

Expertise in

TCAD, COMSOL, Sentaurus, Quantum Espresso , or similar simulation tools. Deep understanding of

graphene heterostructures, hBN dielectrics, and 2D material stacking . Strong

strategic thinking, problem-solving, and analytical skills

for both fundamental research and commercial applications. Demonstrated ability to

publish high-impact research

and secure intellectual property through patents.Compensation & Equity:This is an

equity-based role , ideal for a visionary scientist who wants to

lead the development of the world’s first commercially viable graphene semiconductor devices . A competitive salary will be offered upon securing seed funding.Why Join Us?At

9N Technologies , we are pushing the boundaries of next-generation electronics. As

Chief Science Officer , you will play a fundamental role in solving the grand challenges of

graphene-based semiconductor technology . Lead a groundbreaking team developing the future of

computation, energy-efficient chips, and AI-driven materials .Apply now and help shape the next era of semiconductors!9N Technologieswww.9ntechnologies.comSeniority level

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