R&D Physicist

Sales Line, headhunting company, is selecting an
R&D Physicist
to join a fast-growing company based in Turin, operating in the MEMS and NEMS technology sector.

Who are we?

Sales Line: we are a headhunting company operating in Italy and Europe for over 140 SMEs and multinational companies.

Who are we hiring for?

Our client is part of a multinational group and develops cutting-edge technologies with a wide range of applications (Life Science, Defense, Industrial Process, Bio-Medical, Automotive, Aerospace).

Who are we looking for?

We are looking for an
R&D Physicist
to join the experimental R&D lab. The selected candidate will be involved in prototype development, definition of experimental validation tests, and coordination with the internal R&D team and external suppliers for the realization of dedicated tools and components.

Must have?

Master's degree or PhD in Physics, Experimental Physics, or related fields; experience in laboratory experimental activities.

Want to know more? Read below…

What does the R&D Physicist do?

– Designs and performs experiments in the laboratory

– Analyzes results and supports quality control

– Interfaces with suppliers for specific components

– Maintains and updates R&D instruments, prototypes, and devices

– Drafts technical reports and presentations

– Contributes to scientific publications

– Participates in cross-functional development projects in an international context

Mandatory requirement:

– PhD or Master's degree in Physics, Physics Engineering, Nuclear Engineering, Aeronautical Engineering, or an equivalent field.

Preferential requirements:
The ideal candidate will have one or more of the following.

Experience in any of these areas is a plus, but not mandatory.

– Exposure to analytical techniques (e.g., mass spectrometry, optical spectroscopy, plasma processes), or a clear willingness to build skills in these areas.

– Some hands-on experience with electronics (design, testing, troubleshooting, or inspection of systems/components), or general confidence working with electronic equipment.

– Previous involvement in experimental work—through R&D projects, academic laboratories, thesis research, or similar settings.

– Interest in or experience with micro-fabrication or nanostructuring processes (e.g., PVD, etching, lithography).

– Knowledge of statistics, data analysis, or data management tools.

– Familiarity with simulation software (such as COMSOL, Simion, or comparable tools), even if only gained through coursework or training projects.

What we offer

Permanent employment contract

An innovative, young, and challenging environment

Work location

Turin. No remote work.

Candidates residing in other areas who are willing to relocate to Turin will also be considered.

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Job openings are meant for both female and male candidates (L. 903/77).