Mechanical Engineer for the CMS Experiment

Big Science Sweden; Genf; Vor Ort; CHF 80.000 - 100.000; Vollzeit

Zusammenfassung

Big Science Sweden is seeking a Mechanical Engineer for the CMS Experiment at CERN. This role entails defining installation methodologies for the CMS High Granularity Calorimeter, along with developing mechanical procedures and performing simulations.

The successful candidate will be self-driven with strong analytical and design abilities, contributing to the removal of existing calorimeter systems and ensuring accurate installation.

Qualifikationen

• Self-driven Mechanical Engineer with strong analytical, design, and integration skills.
• Experience in complex detector installation projects.
• Ability to develop detailed mechanical procedures and perform precise simulations.

Aufgaben

• Define installation methodology of the new CMS High Granularity Calorimeter.
• Develop mechanical procedures and define specific tooling.
• Assist in the removal and storage of existing endcap calorimeter systems.

Jobbeschreibung

Mechanical Engineer for the CMS Experiment

Datum: 5 januari, 2026 Tid: 11:59

Placering: CERN

Mer information

Are you a self‑driven Mechanical Engineer with strong analytical, design, and integration skills, eager to take part in one of the most complex detector installation projects at CERN? You will join the CERN Experimental Physics Department (EP) to work in the CMS Experiment Systems Group (CMX) Safety, Coordination and Integration (SCI) section.

Within the CMS Technical Coordination team, you will play a central role in defining the detailed installation methodology of the new CMS High Granularity Calorimeter (HGCAL) during the LHC’s third long shutdown (LS3). This work will involve developing the detailed mechanical procedures, defining specific tooling, and performing precise simulations to anticipate movements and ensure the correct positioning of the calorimeter relative to the CMS endcap structures (YE). You will also play key roles in the removal of the existing endcap calorimeter systems (more than 250 tonnes) from CMS, bringing them to the surface, and storing them in another facility.