Electromechanical Technical EngineerNew

Develops electromechanical systems for manufacturing and assembling high-temperature superconducting magnets within CERN's R&D programme. The engineer integrates mechanical, electrical and control technologies for coil production, maintains laboratory infrastructure, coordinates component logistics and acceptance testing, and produces documentation that safeguards quality and traceability.

• Design and implement systems for high-temperature-superconductor-based coil production
• Integrate mechanical, electrical and control aspects under safety regulations and industry standards
• Maintain machinery, electromechanical systems and laboratory infrastructure
• Prepare procedures, test reports and component-traceability documentation
• Coordinate component logistics, stock and manufacturing requests
• Perform or organise acceptance tests for components and assemblies

• Bachelor's degree or equivalent relevant experience in Electro-mechanical Engineering or a related field
• Valid driving licence
• Eligibility as a national of a CERN Member State or Associate Member State
• Work in radiation-controlled areas
• Interventions in underground installations
• Spoken and written English or French with commitment to learn the other language

• Experience with CAD tools for electromechanical design
• Experience with superconducting systems

• Electromechanical Systems Design
• Coil Winding
• Electrical Machine Technology
• Equipment Maintenance
• Mechanical Assembly
• Quality Documentation
• Component Traceability
• Acceptance Testing

• CAD

• Limited-duration contract of 60 months
• Minimum net entry salary: CHF 7,006 per month
• CV must be submitted in English or French