R&D Researcher/Physicist

• Join world leading digital printing company and be a part of strong and talented team

• Develop innovative and complex technologies

• Work with experienced researchers and technologist while having state of art facilities and labs

As R&D researcher, you will conduct researches & investigation in variant fields , to develop and shape HP Indigo’s future platforms.

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  Responsibility on the printing process development of tomorrow's HP Indigo engines to meet print quality and cost targets

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  Study and optimize physical process parameters and materials to achieve best in class print quality

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  Design, perform, analyse and summarize experiments involving multi-disciplinary knowledge. Share findings with relevant stakeholders both in technical community and at management level

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  Convert marketing requirements into engineering requirements, based on theory and experiments

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  Develop and improve quantitative measurement methodologies

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  Develop physical models to characterize systems, interactions between subsystems, understand physical mechanisms and define critical parameters

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  Working with a diverse group of physicists and engineers helping to solve complex problems.
   

• Minimum Requirements:

It would be impressive if you have one or more of these:

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