Senior Experimental Physicist - Space Research Technology

Senior Experimental Physicist – Space Research Technology

Location: Martigny, Switzerland

Company Overview:

INAUTALENT is supporting the International Space Federation (ISF), a pioneering R&D organization based in Cluses (French Alps), in strengthening its team. in Switzerland

ISF is at the forefront of research on gravity-control propulsion and quantum-vacuum energy, aiming at clean and sustainable energy solutions. Through international academic partnerships, ISF pushes the boundaries of fundamental physics to transform energy production and transportation while addressing global ecological challenges.

The organization operates at the intersection of relativity and quantum mechanics, exploring technologies that could redefine our understanding of the universe. Its mission: turning bold scientific concepts into tangible technologies capable of changing the world.

Job Description:

We are seeking a Senior Experimental Physicist to lead hands-on experimental research activities within an advanced physics laboratory environment. This role is strongly practice-oriented and focuses on designing, building, operating, and analyzing complex experiments involving resonant analog electronic systems, RF resonant circuits, cold plasma configurations, and magnet-coil energy collection devices.

The position requires a rigorous experimentalist capable of translating theoretical concepts into measurable physical systems through precise instrumentation, iterative experimentation, and careful data analysis.

Key Responsibilities:

• Design, assemble, and execute experimental setups involving:
• Analog resonant electronic circuits (including high-efficiency switching designs such as Joule Thief–type architectures)
• RF resonant LCR systems with specific electromagnetic behavior
• Spinning cold plasma configurations
• Rotating magnet-coil systems for energy harvesting and energy collection

• Perform precise electrical, electronic, and electromagnetic measurements using laboratory instrumentation (oscilloscopes, function generators, spectrum analyzers, multimeters, power supplies, LCR meters, power meters, etc.).
• Collect, process, and interpret experimental data; identify unexpected phenomena and iteratively refine experimental designs.
• Maintain a safe, organized, and well-documented laboratory environment, including troubleshooting experimental setups and ensuring compliance with safety protocols.
• Collaborate closely with engineers and junior researchers, providing technical guidance and fostering interdisciplinary collaboration.
• Contribute to improving experimental methodologies and support the transition of promising experimental results toward practical technological applications.