Powder Diffraction Application Scientist (all genders)
Powder Diffraction Application Scientist (all genders)
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About Us
Momentum Transfer is an innovative startup dedicated to revolutionizing materials characterization through advanced Xray diffraction and scattering techniques. We are building an innovative platform that couples advanced measurement services and materials science analytics to help researchers across industry and academia understand their materials like never before. We are expanding our team to enhance user support and technical capabilities. Join our dynamic collaborative and forwardthinking environment and directly impact the future of materials science.
We are looking for a Powder Diffraction Application Scientist to join us at the earliest possible date.
The Role
Momentum Transfer seeks an experienced scientist passionate about materials characterization and scientific collaboration. As a Powder Diffraction Application Scientist youll leverage your expertise in Xray diffraction to guide our customers toward successful research outcomes. Collaborate closely with our software and R&D teams to develop innovative tools and methodologies ensuring Momentum Transfer remains at the forefront of materials science. Enjoy the flexibility of remote work combined with the excitement of contributing to a rapidly growing startup while working with leading researchers on a global scale.
What youll do
- Provide advanced technical guidance to users on measurement selection data interpretation and experimental strategies typically via email/calls/online meetings with occasional travel to conferences.
- Evaluate measurement requests for feasibility safety and compatibility.
- Serve as a technical liaison between users and our software development team help users troubleshoot issues and help with feature testing.
- Help develop data processing protocols
- Perform analysis tasks and help users to optimize measurement approaches for diverse materials.
- Develop clear engaging technical documentation and educational resources and conduct internal training sessions.
What you bring
- PhD in Chemistry Materials Science or a related discipline.
- Profound experience in topics including Xray powder diffraction total scattering pair distribution function analysis smallangle scattering structural modeling and characterization methods.
- Practical knowledge of Rietveld / WPPM / SAXS / PDF or related refinement techniques.
- Interest or experience in synchrotron science and diverse materials systems.
- Other technical skills are a plus: coding in python interest in machine learning etc.
- Excellent English communication skills verbal and written (additional languages a plus).
- Strong organizational skills adaptability and attention to detail.
- Strong commitment to scientific collaboration and customer success.
- Solid understanding of laboratory safety and materials handling practices.
What we offer
- Take part in developing a cutting edge experience for users of advanced Xray measurements
- Work with scientific and technical experts in a collaborative and innovative team culture
- Flexible hours and remote work environment within Germany
- Contribute meaningfully to an innovative startup culture and to to the advancement of materials science on a massive scale
Join our Team
Momentum Transfer empowers researchers and engineers with stateoftheart tools and exceptional support. We welcome all applicants regardless of background or identity and are dedicated to creating a diverse and inclusive workplace where everyone feels valued respected and empowered to contribute their best work. Join us in driving innovation in materials science! Interested candidates are encouraged to apply by submitting their CV and a brief cover letter highlighting their relevant experience and motivation for joining Momentum Transfer.
Required Experience:
Unclear Seniority
Employment Type
Full-Time
