Head of Research Unit – Magnetic Microsystem Technologies (all genders), Standort Villach

Head of Research Unit – Magnetic Microsystem Technologies (all genders) / / Job-ID : 165-1

Your future responsibilities

Silicon Austria Labs (SAL) is seeking a highly qualified expert to lead and coordinate the Research Unit “Magnetic Microsystem Technologies” (MMT) based in Villach, Austria. We are looking for a well-connected scientist with a strong background in applied research focused on magnetic microsystems, micromagnetic systems, magnetic sensors, magnetic RF components, and their diverse applications. Expertise in industrial applications and hands-on experience with Technology Readiness Levels (TRL) 1–6 are essential for this role.

• Lead and develop the MMT Research Unit : Manage and grow the MMT unit (10-15 researchers) within the Microsystem division.
• Personnel leadership : Oversee personnel management, provide supervision and mentorship fostering a collaborative, productive, and inspiring environment.
• Strategic representation and networking : Represent the unit internally and build external partnerships with academia and industry to enhance visibility and impact.
• Project acquisition and corporate responsibility : Drive project acquisition with international partners, ensuring alignment with corporate goals and financial sustainability.
• Research program and portfolio development : Shape the unit’s research strategy and create a balanced project portfolio in coordination with the Head of Research Division Microsystem Technologies.

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Important Facts about SAL

This position is subject to the Collective Agreement for employees in non-university research (Research CA) in occupational group G (G1 salary = EUR 5,546, paid 14 times a year). Your actual salary depends on your experience and qualifications. The offered salary range is EUR 85,000 to EUR 120,000 annually, based on an All-in contract and bonus.

Silicon Austria Labs (SAL) is a leading research center in Electronics and Software-Based Systems (ESBS), operating across Graz, Villach, and Linz. SAL conducts research in sensor systems, power electronics, wireless systems, microsystems, and embedded systems to develop innovative solutions for various industries. SAL fosters industry-science collaboration through cooperative projects, co-financed by SAL, facilitating quick project initiation. Committed to innovation and employee well-being, SAL is family-friendly and has been awarded the Work and Family Certificate until 2026.

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