| Job Summary and Essential/Desirable Skills and Experience |
The National Metrology Institute of Japan is seeking researchers who will propose research and development projects based on new measurement principles or techniques, targeting physical, chemical, biological, and environmental quantities for which accurate measurement has previously been difficult. Applicants whose research themes or areas of expertise do not necessarily align with other recruitment topics, or who find it difficult to determine which recruitment topic is most appropriate, are encouraged to apply under this open-theme recruitment topic. Specifically, we broadly seek candidates who are motivated to engage in fundamental research and development of measurement and evaluation technologies that support next-generation industrial technologies, including semiconductors and nanotechnology, next-generation mobility, robotics and automation, energy and storage batteries, hydrogen and new fuels, advanced and functional materials, precision processing and advanced manufacturing, medical care, biotechnology and healthcare, the environment and GX, and space and satellite technologies. These efforts should be based on technologies related to new measurement principles, high-precision and high-sensitivity measurement, extreme measurement, micro-, high-speed, and ultra-wideband measurement, non-destructive and non-contact measurement, inline and real-time measurement, and quantification of complex phenomena. We also welcome candidates who are eager to contribute to the practical application and social implementation of research outcomes, the assurance of reliability of measurement instruments used for transactions and certification, the advancement and efficiency improvement of performance evaluation, inspection, and calibration technologies, the development of next-generation measurement standards, and technologies for improving the reliability and interoperability of measurement data.
While we are looking for candidates who hold a doctoral degree, we also welcome those who do not have a doctoral degree, but who are motivated to utilize their practical experience at a company for the social implementation of AIST's R&D. |