Research Associate- School of Photovoltaic and Renewable Energy Engineering

Investigate singlet fission in molecular devices as a route to improved solar-energy conversion and optoelectronic technologies. The role combines spin-physics modelling with magnetic-field-dependent spectroscopy to quantify and control exciton dynamics, contributing to Murad Tayebjee’s ARC Future Fellowship. Work includes theoretical and experimental research, data interpretation, design principles, publications and guidance for doctoral researchers.

This full-time position runs until 31 December 2027, with Level A6–A8 remuneration from AUD 118,467 plus 17% superannuation and leave loading. Relevant doctoral or equivalent experience and expertise in exciton spin physics and spectroscopy are sought. Unrestricted Australian work rights are required; sponsorship is unavailable. Applications close at 23:30 Sydney time on 1 November 2026.