Power Systems Architect for CMS HGCAL Detectors

CERN; Genf; Vor Ort; CHF 94.000 - 112.000; Vollzeit

Benefits dieser Stelle

Competitive salary (tax free)

30 days paid leave + 2 weeks annual 2

Comprehensive health insurance

Relocation package

Pension fund

Contract extension potential up to 8y

Zusammenfassung

CERN is seeking a Power System Physicist/Engineer for the CMS HGCAL project to develop, test and commission power systems for detector modules, including low‑voltage and bias supplies, with up to 800 V sensor biasing.

You will work in a multinational team on procurement, integration with safety and monitoring systems, and mitigation of noise; hands‑on construction and testing of power electronics are required.

Qualifikationen

• Master's Degree or PhD (or equivalent) in Applied Physics, Electrical Engineering or related field.
• Strong track record testing and debugging power systems for complex detectors.
• Experience with large-scale procurement of electronic systems (power supplies).
• Ability to work in multinational, multicultural teams of engineers and scientists.
• Excellent written and spoken English; willingness to learn French.

Aufgaben

• Follow procurement of power supplies (low voltage and bias) and perform acceptance tests.
• Support commissioning of power systems during mass assembly and testing phases.
• Collaborate with physicists and engineers to evaluate performance and mitigate noise.
• Oversee installation and testing of power systems underground and in CMS integration.
• Manage technical aspects of contracts and ensure safe integration with safety systems.

Kenntnisse

Power systems

Detector integration

Procurement experience

Testing and commissioning

Teamwork in multinational teams

Ausbildung

Master's or PhD in Applied Physics/Electrical Engineering

Tools

DC-DC converters

Voltage regulation

Cabling and connectors

Power electronics testing equipment

Jobbeschreibung

CERN is seeking a Power System Physicist/Engineer for the CMS HGCAL project to develop, test and commission power systems for detector modules, including low‑voltage and bias supplies, with up to 800 V sensor biasing.

You will work in a multinational team on procurement, integration with safety and monitoring systems, and mitigation of noise; hands‑on construction and testing of power electronics are required.