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Applied Physicist at CERN

CERN
? Full-time
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Job descriptionWhat you'll do:
As an Applied Physicist, you will join the ATLAS Group at CERN and be part of the team which is working on the upgrade of the muon spectrometer of the ATLAS detector. In this upgrade you will play a crucial role, leading the electronics integration in the new RPC detectors to be used in the Inner layer of the Barrel Muon Spectrometer.

An important part of the job will be the installation and commissioning of the new detectors in the ATLAS cavern. Your experience in commissioning and operations of gaseous detectors will be a strong asset which coupled with your versatility, and strong team spirit will be essential to the success of the ATLAS muon upgrade program.

Your responsibilities:
-Testing and validating pre-production Front-End, Low Voltage, and connection boards.
-Coordinating quality assurance and quality control (QA/QC) activities.
-Supporting the integration of electronics boards into RPC detectors.
-Participating in QA/QC testing of fully equipped chambers.
-Debugging of problematic chambers.
-Coordinating testing before and after installation.
-Acting as the main contact between the RPC project and Technical Coordination during installation.
-Coordinating detector commissioning after installation.

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-Strong experience in the design, debugging and operations of fast electronics boards for gaseous detectors.
-Demonstrated experience in operating and commissioning of gaseous detectors.
-Knowledge of gas detectors physics.
-Ability to work effectively in small to medium-sized teams under a leadership role.
-PhD or equivalent relevant experience in the field of Physics or a related field.

Your skills:
-Design and simulation of front-end electronics for analog sensors and transducers.
-Knowledge and application of gas based particle detection technologies.
-Testing and validation of detector, accelerator and beam line components.
-Analysis and optimisation of detector performance,
-Assembly and integration of detectors,
-Uses openness and honesty to interact constructively with others.
-Adapts quickly and resourcefully to shifting priorities and requirements.
-Produces workable and timely solutions that meet requirements.
-Takes initiative beyond regular tasks and makes things happen.
-Spoken and written English, with a commitment to learn French.

Employment conditions:
A valid driving licence.
Work in Radiation Areas.
Interventions in underground installations.
Work during nights, Sundays and official holidays, when required by the needs of the Organization.

Job locationSwitzerland

Job requirementsSkills

physics proofing methods handle residual gases prepare compressed gas cylinders forensic physics

Education level

Doctoral or equivalent level

Driving licence

B📷

EmployerName

CERN

How to apply

Link to the vacancy on the Swedish job board
Job vacancy ID 31451557

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