Opportunities

MIT.nano is hiring a program scientist to help the broader MIT.nano research community better understand the complexity of atomic layer deposition (ALD), and optionally also plasma etching, and contribute to new trends, methods, and knowledge in the lab.

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MIT.nano is seeking an Operations Engineer who will support state-of-the-art semiconductor equipment including the support systems that serve those tools. The OE will interact closely with users of the MIT.nano Fabrication Facility to ensure successful operation of the tools.

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MIT.nano is seeking a highly skilled program engineer to support the Technical Concierge Service of the Northeast Microelectronics Coalition (NEMC) Hub. Read more and apply.

MIT.nano is seeking a highly skilled Program Engineer to support the Technical Concierge Service of the Northeast Microelectronics Coalition (NEMC) Hub. Read more and apply!

The MIT.nano Immersion Lab is hosting a professional education course on Developing Immersive Technologies for Manufacturing and Design Engineering. July 20-23, 2026.

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The MIT.nano Immersion Lab is hosting a professional education course on Mastering Integrated Systems: Imaging, Machine Learning, and Physical AI. July 6- 9, 2026.

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MIT.nano is seeking a postdoctoral associate for a one-year term appointment focused on plasma etching! Read more and apply.

J-WAFS offers travel grants for MIT graduate students to attend major water sector conferences. This year, J-WAFS is offering travel grants for students to attend Stockholm World Water Week, UNC Water & Health Conference, or the International Water Conference.

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You are invited to record a message that will be broadcast to deep space as part of HUMANS Deep Space Message, a global project developed by MIT researchers, led by MIT alumna Dr. Maya Nasr and presented by Powerhouse.

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Explore the microscopic world with Breakerspace equipment and compete for prizes!

MIT undergraduates can submit stunning images for a chance to win $100 in two categories (with awards for runners-up and first-time Breakerspace users): Best Optical Microscope Image and Best Electron Microscope Image.

Never used a microscope before? No problem—sign up for quick Breakerspace training and start capturing images immediately.

Submit your entry by February 13. Winners announced the last week of IAP.

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