Target Fabrication
10 Jul 2019
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​In order to do physics experiments on our high powered lasers, we often need a suitable target for them to hit.

Target maker holding a tiny target

At the CLF, we have an in-house group of people who prepare targets for our experiments. This talented group works with nanoscale materials such as foils and low density foams to create targets for world-class experiments. 

​Upon starting the job, you'll be supported by the target fabrication team who will give you training on how to construct our bespoke laser targets.​

As part of this job, you'll benefit from meeting the many scientists who visit for experiments, as well as work closely with our friendly permanent​ staff. Due to your contributions, your name may be included on scientific papers.

​Your role, whichever one you pick

Upon starting the job, you'll receive support from management and peers to learn the ins-and-outs of scientific lasers, as well as many opportunities for extra training in areas such as science, communication, management and writing.​


Other benefits include05EC4321 Laser Targets.jpg

  • Travel opportunities for experiments, conferences, workshops and training.
  • 30 days holiday and 2.5 privilege days per year. Additional leave over the festive period.
  • Flexible working that lets you build up leave hours.
  • Enhanced pay for maternity, adoption, maternity support (paternity) and shared paren​tal leave.
  • Defined benefit career average pension scheme.
  • Workplace nursery.​

To see what jobs we currently have available, click here.​​​​​


Contact: Towrie, Helen (STFC,RAL,CLF)