Company Description
At CERN, the European Organization for Nuclear Research, physicists and engineers probe the fundamental structure of the universe. Using the world's largest and most complex scientific instruments, they study the basic constituents of matter—fundamental particles that collide at close to the speed of light. These experiments provide insights into the fundamental laws of nature.
Job Description
Introduction
Are you interested in maintaining and operating the world's largest superconducting magnet? Do you have a passion for superconducting magnets and related technologies? Are you eager to engage in research and development? If so, this opportunity is for you!
You will join:
* The Experimental Physics Department (EP), which conducts fundamental research in particle physics and related fields, fostering a stimulating scientific environment and contributing to the education of young scientists.
* The ATLAS Magnet Team, part of the ATLAS Detector Operations Group (ADO), responsible for maintaining and troubleshooting the ATLAS Central Solenoid, Toroid magnet, and other superconducting detector systems.
* The EP Magnet Working Group and R&D programs focused on developing future superconducting detector magnet technologies.
Functions
* Ensure the smooth operation of the ATLAS superconducting magnets 24/7, including performing maintenance during scheduled periods and troubleshooting unexpected issues. Document and improve maintenance procedures to enhance system durability and reliability.
* Prepare maintenance plans for annual and long shutdown periods.
* Contribute to the design of future superconducting magnet projects for CERN and international collaborations.
* Participate in R&D activities related to superconducting detector magnets and related technologies.
* Assist in educating the next generation of scientists and engineers in superconducting magnet technology.
Qualifications
Bachelor's degree or equivalent in Mechanical Engineering or a related field.
Experience:
* Maintenance and operation of superconducting magnets.
* Mechanical design and drawing using CAD software.
* Design and fabrication of superconducting magnets and components.
* Operation of superconducting systems, including cryogenics, coils, power supplies, and busbars.
Technical skills:
* Operation and maintenance of superconducting magnet systems.
* Assembly of mechanical structures and equipment.
* Use of CAD software like CATIA for design and modeling.
Behavioral skills:
* Deliver high-quality work on time, adapt plans as needed.
* Work effectively within a team, fostering a positive environment.
* Adapt quickly to shifting priorities and manage multiple projects.
Language skills:
Fluent in English, with a willingness to learn French.
Additional Information
Eligibility and deadline:
Applications from all Member and Associate Member States are welcome. The deadline is 03.06.2025 at 23:59 CEST.
Employment Conditions:
* Limited duration contract of 5 years, with potential for indefinite employment.
* 40 hours/week.
* Work involves radiation areas, night shifts, underground interventions, and standby duties.
* A valid driving license is required.
* Medical clearance is mandatory due to occupational health risks.
Job grade: 4-5
Job reference: EP-ADO-SO-2025-84-LD
Benchmark Title: Mechanical Technical Engineer
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