Andrea Baschirotto

University of Milano-Bicocca is preparing new research openings in the ATLab (Automatic Testing Laboratory), led by Professor Andrea Baschirotto, Director of the Microelectronics Group. The lab is described as an industrial-grade environment for advanced automatic testing solutions for electronic devices, with research extending to next-generation testing concepts. The opportunity is especially relevant for candidates interested in electrical engineering , computer science , semiconductor testing, integrated circuits, signal processing chains, and data-intensive experimental research. The post highlights access to major lab infrastructure, including a Teradyne ETS-88 semiconductor test system and a Cascade Tesla-200 semi-automatic wafer prober for 8-inch wafers, alongside a full suite of advanced equipment. Funding support comes from the MUSA project under the European Next Generation EU (NGEU) program, and the group states that PhD (3 years) and PostDoc (3 years) positions will open soon. The research environment is also linked to major European and Italian projects, including the upcoming Moore4Power European Project starting May 1, 2026. Desired experience includes automatic testing methodologies for integrated circuits, handling and structuring large datasets, and modeling signal processing chains using SystemC. The post does not mention a formal deadline, tuition waiver, or language-test waiver. Interested candidates are asked to email their CV to Andrea Baschirotto with the subject line [ATLab] Expression of interest . This is a strong fit for applicants seeking research in semiconductor testing, microelectronics, and advanced lab-based innovation in Milan.