Thesis on material development for intraocular lenses (f/m/x)

1. Mai 2024

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Our company is seeking a highly motivated and skilled material scientist to join our team in the development of a prototype for an intraocular lens (IOL) implant. In this position, you will work together with our team of engineers, optical designers, and chemists to develop a novel lens implant that will improve the quality of life of people suffering from cataracts. The possibility to produce a Master’s Thesis is given during the 6 Month period of the offered position. Responsibilities

  • Research on materials and methods suitable for manufacturing of IOL implants

  • Designing and optimizing individual parts for a modular IOL system

  • Developing of methods and manufacturing of an IOL prototype

  • Perform testing and analysis on prepared IOL prototypes

  • B.Sc. in Material Science, Engineering, Polymer chemistry or similar

  • Experimental experience in analytics, preferably optical measurements

  • Experience in designing biomaterial parts and related processing

  • Excellent communication and collaboration skills