Junior Technological Development Analyst (Surface Engineering | Affirmative Action Position for Women - 424267)

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Job Summary: Work on the development of advanced solutions in materials engineering within a multidisciplinary and collaborative environment focused on high-complexity scientific and technological projects. Key Highlights: 1. Development of advanced solutions in materials engineering 2. Multidisciplinary and collaborative environment 3. Opportunities to impact strategic projects To join the Materials Group (MAT) under the Deputy Directorate of Technology (DAT) The Materials Group (MAT) develops advanced solutions in materials engineering applied to high-complexity scientific and technological projects. The group masters specialized joining processes, heat treatments, coatings, and materials characterization within a multidisciplinary and collaborative environment. The group offers real technical challenges, state-of-the-art infrastructure, and opportunities to impact strategic projects contributing to Brazilian technological advancement. **Responsibilities and Duties** The selected candidate will join a multidisciplinary team focused on solving materials engineering problems integrated into development projects at the frontier of technological knowledge. Key activities include: * Conduct simulations, development, and operation of magnetron sputtering fabrication processes; * Engage in equipment design and maintenance, vacuum systems, furnaces, and equipment for joining and heat treatment processes; * Participate in material selection, supplier development for raw materials, and manufacturing processes; * Explore solutions to problems in materials science and technology; * Prepare technical documentation and presentations (procedures, specifications, reports, articles). **Requirements and Qualifications** * Bachelor's degree in Materials Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, Metallurgical Engineering, Chemistry, Physics, or related fields; * Relevant work experience; * Knowledge of deposition processes (CVD/PVD); * Knowledge of destructive and non-destructive testing for materials characterization; * Proficiency in 2D and 3D CAD; * Advanced English required (reading and comprehension). **Preferred Qualifications** * Knowledge of thermomechanical finite element simulations. **Additional Information** **Our Benefits** Health Insurance – Unimed Dental Insurance – Uniodonto Psychological Support – Telavita Life Insurance – Allianz Private Pension Plan – BrasilPrev Maternity Leave (extended to 6 months) Paternity Leave (25 days) Childcare Allowance On-site Restaurant Meal and/or Food Allowance – Pluxee (R$1\.020,00/month) Shuttle Service Transportation Allowance On-site Parking Club – Telecamp Club – Free SESC Association Membership Wellhub – Discounted gym memberships Partnerships with companies offering discounts **We reaffirm our commitment to diversity, equity, and inclusion, encouraging applications from people with disabilities, neurodiverse individuals, women, LGBTI\+, individuals from diverse ethnic backgrounds, generations, and body types, as well as other socially marginalized groups.** At the Brazilian Center for Research in Energy and Materials (CNPEM), we are driven by passion for science. Our environment is a vibrant research and development hub where professionals from diverse specialties connect to tackle complex challenges and create solutions for relevant issues—particularly in health, energy, renewable materials, and sustainability. We are a Social Organization supervised by the Ministry of Science, Technology and Innovation (MCTI), at the forefront of scientific research in Brazil. We operate Sirius, the largest scientific infrastructure ever built in the country, and are currently developing the Orion project—a dedicated laboratory complex for advanced pathogen research, which will be available to the national and international scientific community. We offer a wide range of career opportunities for professionals with diverse profiles. At CNPEM, we conduct cutting-edge research spanning nanotechnology, biosciences, biotechnology, bio-renewables, scientific instrumentation, and accelerator physics—carried out respectively by the National Nanotechnology Laboratory (LNNano), the National Biosciences Laboratory (LNBio), the National Bio-renewables Laboratory (LNBR), and the Brazilian Synchrotron Light Laboratory (LNLS). These initiatives are strengthened by challenging technological projects and the pursuit of solutions at the frontier of engineering disciplines, led by the Deputy Directorate of Technology (DAT). This entire ecosystem is supported by an integrated network of strategic areas—including information technology, communications, project management, legal & compliance advisory, human resources, finance, procurement, sustainability, and innovation—distributed across the General Directorate (DG) and the Shared Services Directorate (DSC). The Deputy Directorate of Infrastructure (DAI) ensures facility maintenance, engineering support, and architectural development, creating optimal conditions for advancing all activities. Ilum School of Science complements these efforts with a Bachelor’s program in Science and Technology, delivering innovative education that prepares new generations of scientists for future challenges. We believe success is achieved through dedication, collaboration, and clear purpose. We value continuous development for our professionals and students, offering an inspiring and supportive environment for professional and personal growth. We are committed to sustainability and seek solutions that promote a greener future. We prioritize the care and well-being of our employees while valuing diversity and fostering an inclusive environment where everyone is welcome and respected. **If you are passionate about science and seek a place where you can make a difference, join us at CNPEM.**