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Som elektroniktekniker ansvarar du för att utföra elektriska tester, underhålla laboratorieutrustning samt dokumentera tekniska resultat och procedurer.
Som elektroniktekniker ansvarar du för att utföra elektriska tester, underhålla laboratorieutrustning samt dokumentera tekniska resultat och procedurer.
What you'll do
You will support the integration and commissioning of services and infrastructure for the CMS Tracker construction at CERN, with a focus on the preparation and validation of services, as well as the reception testing of components and detector assemblies. The role also includes the setup and operation of test electronics for the commissioning of detector services and the functional testing of detector components and assemblies.
Your responsibilities
Prepare and support the installation and commissioning of services and infrastructure for large detector assemblies (e.g. cables, racks and test setups).
Set up and operate test electronics and commissioning setups (e.g. interlocks, sensor interfaces and thermal test configurations).
Perform reception testing of detector substructures and components, including power distribution hardware delivered to CERN.
Validate integrated electrical services (power, signal and grounding interfaces) installed on detector assemblies and troubleshoot issues during construction.
Maintain traceability by updating the production database with acceptance test reports and installation data.
Your profile
Proficiency in the assembly, installation and wiring of electronic components (e.g. cabling, soldering, SMD components, sensors, boards).
Hands-on experience with electrical testing and measurement techniques using laboratory and test equipment (e.g. multimeters, power supplies, oscilloscopes), including the preparation of test setups.
Experience in maintaining laboratory equipment and inventory, updating technical databases, and documenting testing procedures and results.
Higher technical diploma or equivalent relevant experience in the field of Electronics or a related field.
Additional relevant certificates are considered an asset.
Your skills
Assembly of electronic components.
Knowledge and application of instrumentation and measurement techniques.
Operation and maintenance of electrical/electronic systems.
Technical documentation of electric/electronics systems.
Builds and maintains constructive and effective work relationships.
Listens actively to others and lets others speak.
Adapts quickly and resourcefully to shifting priorities and requirements.
Identifies, defines and assesses problems, takes action to address them.
Spoken and written English or French, with a commitment to learn the other language.
Employment conditions
A valid driving licence.
Shift work, when required by the needs of the Organization.
Work in Radiation Areas.
Interventions in underground installations.
Work during nights, Sundays and official holidays, when required by the needs of the Organization.
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