Electromechanical Technician for Normal Conducting Magnets

What you'll do: Are you ready to work hands-on with the magnets that keep CERN's accelerators running? The Magnets, Superconductors and Cryostats (MSC) group of the Technology Department (TE) designs, onstructs and measures the superconducting and normal conducting magnets for the CERN accelerator complex. The group is also in charge of integrating magnets into the CERN accelerator complex, designing and procuring magnet cryostats and performing magnet quality control. In addition, it provides operational support for magnets, magnet performance and related devices such as current leads. Within MSC, the Normal Conducting Magnets (NCM) section is responsible for the design, construction, ommissioning, maintenance, and upgrade of the normal conducting magnets for present and future CERN accelerators and beam lines. This is your chance to join a collaborative, international team, work with unique technologies, and contribute directly to the reliable performance of the world's largest accelerator complex. Your responsibilities: - Participate in the refurbishment, manufacture and testing of normal conducting magnets in CERN workshops including the compilation of related quality control documents. - Carry out preventive and corrective maintenance interventions on normal conducting magnets installed in the CERN accelerator complex. - Contribute to the design, development, and procurement of dedicated tools, equipment and components required for both refurbishment activities and the production of new normal conducting magnets. Still here? Let's make a quick check about: Your profile: - Manufacture and assembly of electromechanical devices. - Carrying out corrective and preventive maintenance of electromechanical devices. - Reading and understanding of mechanical and electrical drawings. - Experience in conventional mechanical machining. - Experience with TIG / MIG welding, and ideally brazing techniques. - Experience in mechanical and / or electrical measurements. - Te