Physics Expert (Condensed Matter / Magnetic Materials) | $80-$160/hr Remote
Overview
A remote contractor role focused on condensed matter and magnetic materials. You’ll apply expertise in magnetic structure factors, propagation-vector analysis, and symmetry concepts to support magnetic space group work and neutron scattering projects. The position centers on providing real-world input to train AI systems while staying grounded in established data like MAGNDATA and BNS conventions. You’ll also explore optical signatures such as birefringence and magneto-optic Kerr effect to link experimental results with magnetic order.
What You'll Do4
- 1Interpret magnetic structure factors using propagation-vector analyses and symmetry rules to classify magnetic behavior.
- 2Determine and label magnetic phases, including AFM and FM categories, by reconciling theoretical models with neutron scattering data.
- 3Maintain and verify magnetic space group assignments against standard references, aligning with MAGNDATA datasets and BNS notation.
- 4Assess optical indicators such as birefringence and MOKE to relate observed effects to the magnetic structure under study.
Requirements5
- 1PhD or equivalent research experience in condensed matter physics with a focus on magnetism.
- 2Proven skill in magnetic structure factor calculations, propagation-vector analysis, and symmetry-based phase identification.
- 3Hands-on experience with classifying magnetic space groups using MAGNDATA and BNS notation.
- 4Solid understanding of neutron scattering methods for determining magnetic structures.
- 5Ability to connect experimental signatures like birefringence and MOKE to underlying magnetic mechanisms.
Who Should Apply
The ideal candidate is a seasoned researcher with deep magnetism expertise, comfortable handling magnetic structure factors, propagation-vector tasks, and symmetry considerations. This role may not be a good fit for someone without hands-on experience in neutron scattering or magnetic space group classification. Common fit gaps include limited exposure to MAGNDATA/BNS notation or gaps in translating optical signatures to magnetic order indicators.
Salary Insight
$80 - $160/hr. Pay is discussed later in the process.
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Highlight specific work with MAGNDATA and BNS notation in your resume, and cite a project where magnetic space groups guided phase identification and neutron data interpretation.
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