Berufsbezeichnung:
Applied Physicist (Irradiation facilities) #12018#

Arbeitsbeschreibung:
Introduction Applied physicist in the Experimental Physics Department (EP), Detector Technologies Group (DT). Detector Development Section (DD). The EP Department carries out basic research in the field of experimental physics. It aims at providing a stimulating scientific atmosphere and remains an important reference centre for the European physics community. It contributes to the education and training of young scientists. Within the physics department you will join the DT group, which is in charge of the development, construction and maintenance of particle detectors for the different experiments at CERN. As a member of the DT group, you will join the irradiation facilities team in the Detector Development Section and contribute to detector projects. The offered position consists of two main activities: the management of the EP Gamma Irradiation Facility (GIF++) and contribution to the ATLAS experiment, being responsible of defining the decommissioning of the ATLAS Inner Detector (ID) for the ATLAS Phase 2 upgrade. DT Web page: http://ep-dep-dt.web.cern.ch (link is external) Functions As Applied physicist in the EP-DT irradiation facilities team, you will take the leading role to coordinate, operate and maintain the Gamma Irradiation Facility located at the SPS North Area. More specifically, this entails: Support, supervisory and coordination tasks to ensure a smooth work environment for a wider community of users using the facility. Coordination of the work programme in the facility, linking to other CERN departments and roles: EN Department and SPS physics coordinator. Take the role of Territorial Safety officer for the facility. Plan the maintenance and operation of the EP-owned systems: irradiator and filter system, gas and cabling infrastructure, infrastructure controls, operation logbook, Impact. Provide technical support to the users-owned systems: muon trigger, cosmic trigger, DAQ and DCS, radiation monitoring. Presentation of status reports and results at meetings and conferences, and provide documentation of the facility in detailed technical notes and scientific publications. Participation in maintaining active links and exploiting synergies with other projects, such as the EP irradiation proton facilities at the PS (IRRAD) and similar facilities outside CERN. As Applied Physicist integrated in the ATLAS experiment you will take a leading role in the study for the decommissioning of the ATLAS Inner Detector. More specifically, this entails the participation in the studies for the Technical Design Report (TDR) of the new internal tracker of ATLAS (ITK) by: Study the radiation environment expected during the Long Shut Down 3 (starting 2024) in the Inner Detector Area. Define the procedures for the de-installation of the ID in particular related to the removal of the services. Design and construct a mock-up of the present Inner Detector to exercise the decommissioning procedures. Qualification required PhD in the field of particle physics or equivalent. Experience and competencies The experience required for this post is: Demonstrated experience in the development of infrastructure for detector R&D, particle physics experiments, beam tests. Demonstrated expertise in particle detector technologies, detector control and small-size readout systems. Experience in work planning, coordination and supervision of small technical teams. Demonstrated ability to efficiently produce detailed documentation in both oral and written form. The technical competencies required for this post are: Detector assembly and integration: techniques, procedures and coordination. Detector design, construction, testing and operation. Technical infrastructure operation: monitoring intervention on complete system involving a large knowledge on different systems. Installation, maintenance & operation in process control. Installation & dismantling of electro-mechanical equipment. The behavioural competencies required for this post are:

Mindestlohn: 7980

Höchstgehalt: 9100

Angestelltenname:
CERN Organisation Européenne pour la Recherche Nucléaire

Arbeitgeber-Adresse:
CERN Organisation Européenne pour la Recherche Nucléaire Route de Meyrin 385 1217 Meyrin

Stellenkurzbeschreibung: Physiker und Astronomen

Land: Schweiz

Region: Genève

Vertragslaufzeit: Befristet

Vertragstyp: Vollzeit

Erforderliche Ausbildung: Uni/HS

Erfahrung: 5 Jahre und mehr

Quelle des Stellenangebots:
SECO,Öffentliche Arbeitsverwaltungen, Schweiz (Confoederatio Helvetica)

Fahrerlaubnis: Nein

Wie Sie sich bewerben: Weitere Angaben (siehe Beschreibung)

Gehalt Währung: CHF

Gehaltsperiode: monatlich

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