Applicants must hold a PhD in engineering, physics or materials science. Strong experience in silicon solar cell fabrication, characterisation, simulation or manufacturing processes is essential. A proven research track record with publications is highly valued.

Yes, visa sponsorship may be available for suitable overseas candidates. The role involves international collaboration, making it suitable for global researchers in photovoltaics.

Applicants must hold a PhD in engineering, physics or materials science. Strong experience in silicon solar cell fabrication, characterisation, simulation or manufacturing processes is essential. A proven research track record with publications is highly valued.

Yes, visa sponsorship may be available for suitable overseas candidates. The role involves international collaboration, making it suitable for global researchers in photovoltaics.

The positions focus on advanced photovoltaic technologies, including silicon solar cell and module fabrication, metallisation, interconnection, device analysis, simulation, and technoeconomic assessment of emerging PV technologies.

Applications are submitted via the official UNSW careers portal before the 17 July 2026 deadline. Prepare a strong academic CV and research statement highlighting your experience in photovoltaics. See our guide: How to Write a Winning Academic CV.

This role offers opportunities to work on cutting-edge renewable energy research, publish in high-impact journals, collaborate internationally, and progress toward independent research or faculty positions. See: Postdoctoral Success: How to Thrive in Your Research Role.