Openings
Work With Us
Khan Lab welcomes motivated students and postdoctoral researchers interested in semiconductor physics, ferroelectrics, oxide electronics, microscopy, emerging memory, and AI-enabled semiconductor research. We are especially interested in people who want to connect the fundamental theoretical limits of computation and intelligence to their physical and materials-level origins.
Undergraduate and Masters Students
We have openings for undergraduate and masters students interested in semiconductor physics and ferroelectrics. The work involves electrical measurements and data analysis, with opportunities to work in the cleanroom.
We are looking for curious undergraduate and masters students who want to learn how real devices are built, measured, and interpreted from the materials upward.
We are also looking for students interested in big data analysis, machine learning, and artificial intelligence. A basic understanding of semiconductor devices is appreciated.
Doctoral Students
We are always looking for motivated, hard-working students with research interests in thin-film and transistor fabrication, ferroelectrics, semiconductor physics, and microscopy of electronic materials. Prospective Ph.D. students should apply through Georgia Tech ECE and mention interests aligned with Khan Lab research directions.
Postdoctoral Fellows
We are looking for postdocs with research experience in fabrication, semiconductor device physics, and ferroelectrics.
Postdoctoral candidates should bring deep experimental or theoretical expertise and an interest in shaping new research directions at the boundary of materials, devices, computation, and intelligence.
If you are interested, please write a concise email to the PI with your resume.