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As an Electronics engineer in the Circuit Protection Section (CP) of the Machine Protection and Electrical Integrity Group (MPE), you will:
•Provide support for the operation and further development of the LHC magnet quench detection and protection systems; maintain and improve automation software and diagnostic tools; prepare and run automated testing programmes and analyse the protection system performance data;
•As a specialist in the electronics you will join the multidisciplinary team in charge of the upgrade and development projects for high precision and high dependability quench detection electronics; build and evaluate prototypes and test-beds; contribute to the development, operation and evaluation of other machine protection systems;
•Propose and implement magnet quench detection development projects, build and evaluate prototypes; specify and select commercially available electronics when necessary;
•Provide operational support, after familiarisation with existing installations in the LHC and magnet test facilities. |
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Bachelors Degree (Electronics engineering)
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5 years + |
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French : Speak Fluently
English : Speak / Write Fluently
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open-ended |
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unspecified |
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EU National |
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Geneva |
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•University degree or equivalent in Electronics engineering.
•Good knowledge of both analog and digital electronics and signal processing techniques.
•Good knowledge in one or several of the following fields :
•FPGA technology and programming of the logic arrays, in particular experience with complex VHDL codes, interlocks, feedback systems and their analysis.
•Design and construction of high-precision analogue and digital electronics, diagnostics of electronics boards and other laboratory work requiring development of test-beds and implementation of quality assurance methods.
•Programming of logic controllers as well as experience in electrical measuring techniques, using Labview® applications;
experience in writing diagnostic software for instrument control.
•Good communication skills in an international environment and ability to work in a multidisciplinary team.
•Good knowledge of English or French; basic knowledge of the other language or an undertaking to acquire it rapidly. |
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CERN, the European Organization for Nuclear Research, is one of the world’s largest and most respected centres for scientific research. |
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CERN
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