Electromechanical Technician: Energy Systems & Test Benches (Onsite)

CERN; Genf; Vor Ort; CHF 48.000 - 57.000; Vollzeit

Benefits dieser Stelle

Salary stipend CHF4687

30 days leave

Health insurance

Pension scheme

Relocation package

Contract extension

Training & language courses

Zusammenfassung

CERN in Geneva invites applications for an electromechanical technician as part of its ORIGIN programme. You will join the Machine Protection Section, contributing to testing and installation of energy extraction systems across CERN facilities.

Training is provided and the role is onsite with a 40-hour work week. You will work with electronics, instrumentation, control systems and power electronics, preparing documentation and maintaining equipment records.

Qualifikationen

• Experience with low voltage electrical installations.
• Basic experience with measurement techniques.
• Basic experience in assembling electronic crates, racks and test benches.
• Basic experience in power electronics and related control systems.
• Basic experience in planning electrical and mechanical tests and fault finding.
• Basic experience in installing and maintaining electronic systems and equipment.

Aufgaben

• Contribute to testing and validation of energy extraction technologies using test benches and equipment.
• Assist installation, integration and commissioning of electrical/electronic systems for accelerator infra.
• Support operation, maintenance and QA of superconducting magnet protection systems.
• Develop and perform tests on electronic equipment, analyze results and propose improvements.
• Prepare technical documentation and maintain equipment records across electronics, instrumentation, control systems and power applications.

Kenntnisse

Low-voltage install

Measurement basics

Electronic crates

Power electronics

Test planning

Teamwork

English (written)

Jobbeschreibung

CERN in Geneva invites applications for an electromechanical technician as part of its ORIGIN programme. You will join the Machine Protection Section, contributing to testing and installation of energy extraction systems across CERN facilities.

Training is provided and the role is onsite with a 40-hour work week. You will work with electronics, instrumentation, control systems and power electronics, preparing documentation and maintaining equipment records.