Electronic Technician for the development and test of control and DAQ electonics for beam instrumentation. You will work on the development, test and producation of new electronics for the LHC Luminosity monitors (BRAN) and other systems in the Profile Monitor (PM) section.

The skills and/or technologies you should have and/or know:

• Electronics;
• Team spirit.

As mechanical designer, you will participate in 3D integration studies including accelerator equipment and associated services for new facilities or new systems to be installed in an existing accelerator.

You will: 

• Acquire laser scanning experience on-site for reverse engineering purposes;
• Give presentations of your work to various meetings;
• Follow the necessary CAD training (Catia).

The skills and/or technologies you should have and/or know: 

• 3D CAD software: Catia or equivalent;
• Working in team;
• Analytical skills;
• French or English.

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The Electronics for Protection Section (EP) of the TE-MPE Group is responsible for the design, procurement, implementation and exploitation of custom-made electronics for the quench detection systems (QDS) for the superconducting magnet circuits of the LHC. 

Acting as an Electrical or Electronics technician within the HL-LHC project, the successful candidate is supposed to participate assembly, test and commissioning of quench detection and data acquisition systems for the IT string project. 

The skills and/or technologies you should have and/or know: 

• Assembly & Installation of electronic crates
• Assembly & Installation of cables
• Assembly of mechanical enclosures
• Test of electronic assemblies
• Support to Test & commissioning of electronic systems

https://wikis.cern.ch/display/MPEEP/Electronics+for+Protection+Home

You are a finance/accounting assistant involved in the different tasks, in particular:

• Creation of jobs for different services in the Technology Department, e.g. surface treatments, thin film coating and chemical analysis;
• Support on administrative activities in the Technology Department, e.g. collaboration agreements, space management and quality assurance procedures;
• Statistical analysis on jobs, as well as on cars' usage and collaboration agreements.

The skills and/or technologies you should have and/or know: 
Support service, statistical analysis
 

You are a surface treatment technician interested in participating in the operation and maintenance of
a surface treatment workshop and a wastewater treatment plant and in particular:

• Test new environmentally friendly alternatives to existing surface finishing baths;
• Participation to development projects in the fields of surface finishing

The skills and/or technologies you should have and/or know: 
Knowledge in surface treatments, chemicals analysis and electrochemistry

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Within the exploitation of the LHC quench detection system (QDS) during LHC run 3, you will be involved in the maintenance and operation of the QDS, the procurement of electronic components as well as the assembly and test of spare units. 
You will provide support for the operation maintenance of QDS systems installed on magnet test benches. The candidate will acquire knowledge in the following areas: electronics engineering, safety critical systems, maintenance, test and commissioning of electronics systems. 

The skills and/or technologies you should have and/or know: 
Good knowledge of analog and digital electronics; experience in the assembly, testing, operation and maintenance of electronic systems; experience in using lab instruments. 

https://wikis.cern.ch/display/MPEEP/Electronics+for+Protection+Home

You will become part of an international team working on the upgrade R&D for the E-CAL subdetector of LHCb.

This includes:
- Mechanical assembly of Prototypes made of Lead and Tungsten absorber and polystyrene fibres;
- Design and machining of prototype pieces in our workshop;
- Work on scintillating fibres: Insertion, optical polishing, gluing;
- Operating Calibration System for quality control;
- Work on light guides: design, optimization and production;
- Final assembly with readout (photodetector, electronic);
- Mechanical support for different test beam campaigns.

The skills and/or technologies you should have and/or know: 
Proto-type assembly, traditional and CN machining, CAD, Quality Control testing, gluing technologies, 3D printing, fine mechanics

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Are you interested in joining a dynamic team in Human Resources? HR People eXperience and Engagement is a team of 16 people with HR and administrative backgrounds.

Our mission is to support the diverse and talented populations at CERN to perform at their best, by designing and delivering tailored HR support, services, and policies.

You will:

• Ensure an efficient, friendly, and reliable back office for various HR actions and queries, in support of HR professionals and their client departments;
• Provide information and advice to student and graduate populations throughout their experience at CERN;
• Master the swift administration of contractual actions for several populations.

If you have an eye for detail and a genuine interest in people and HR matters, are keen to gain a deep understanding in HR processes and develop your interpersonal skills, then this is the right position for you.

The skills and/or technologies you should have and/or know: 

• Organisational and time management skills;
• Discretion and confidentiality;
• MS Office knowledge.

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Design and construction of special mechanical devices for Radio Frequency (RF) systems for the future CERN accelerator upgrade. 

The skills and/or technologies you should have and/or know:

• Conception of mechanical objects;
• Use of CAD (Catia, Ansys);
• Machining;
• Metrology;
• Installation and tests of equipment.