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Invisix Measuring Systems

Non-destructive 3D nanoscale chip imaging

Algorithms Engineer - Optimization & ML

Applied Machine LearningUpdated on Nov 15
Full-timeEindhoven, NetherlandsIn-person

About the Job

Requirements

  • PhD, or MSc with equivalent applied experience, in a quantitative field such as applied mathematics, physics, electrical engineering, or computer science.
  • Hands-on experience developing algorithms in one or more of inverse problems, numerical optimization, machine learning, data fitting, or validating algorithms in real-world conditions.
  • Strong, current Python engineering skills and comfort working with multiple developers on production-ready code.
  • Ability to validate algorithms or models against real, noisy data and reason rigorously about failure modes.
  • Active use of AI tooling in daily work, including coding, testing, experimentation, or documentation.

Responsibilities

  • Design, implement, and validate algorithms for parameter-estimation problems.
  • Build and refine models that describe measurements.
  • Parallelize and scale algorithms across HPC infrastructure.
  • Validate algorithms against real, noisy measurement data and reason rigorously about their failure modes.
  • Write production-ready Python code in close collaboration with other developers, following the team's engineering standards.

Desired Qualifications

  • Experience working with physical models or simulation.
  • Background in HPC, GPU, or parallel computing.
  • Experience turning research code into a maintained, tested pipeline with CI, including basic MLOps practices such as dataset and model versioning and reproducible runs.

About the Company

Invisix Measuring Systems

Non-destructive 3D nanoscale chip imaging

Invisix Measuring Systems builds a soft X-ray metrology platform for non-destructive 3D imaging of buried nanoscale chip structures, designed for high-volume semiconductor manufacturing. It uses High Harmonic Generation to produce soft X-ray signals and applies proprietary reconstruction algorithms and machine learning to turn that data into 3D images. This enables viewing buried features that optical tools can’t resolve, with a focus on throughput suitable for complex 3D devices. The company has validated its approach with Intel and imec and recently closed a €20 million seed round with strategic investors to accelerate commercial systems and scale customer demonstrations.

Company size
11-50
Company stage
Seed
Total funding
$22M
Headquarters
Veldhoven, Netherlands
Founded
2025

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