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Software Engineer / IT Engineer

• Máster en Ingeniería WEB.
  
• Máster en Ingeniería Informática.
• Graduado en Ingeniería Informática.
• Graduado en Ingeniría de Telecomunicación (especialidad Telemática).
  
• Ingeniero en Informática.
• Ingeniero de Telecomunicación (con conocimientos demostrables de programación).
  
• Ingeniro Técnico en Informática (con al menos 3 años de experiencia laboral).
• Ingeniero Técnico en Telecomunicación (especialidad telemática con al menos 3 años de experiencia laboral).

Project Name:  Enabling MAM (Mobile Application Management) strategy for all devices.

Project Description:
The CDA group in the IT department manages 1000 servers, supports 10000 Windows and Mac client devices and provides over 100 software applications. At the same time, CERN users actively use 1500 iOS and 4500 Android devices. 

The goal of this project is to propose a Mobile Application Management solution for iOS, Android, macOS and Windows and extend application portfolio and user support to mobile devices.

Detailed description of Activity:
The candidate will collaborate on:

• Reviewing use cases for mobile platforms at CERN, building app portfolio,
• Market research for MDM, MAM and mobile productivity,
• Establishing MAM proof of concept for all operating systems,
• Integrating an existing MAM solution or implementing a web-based in-house solution, production release,
• Providing user support for iOS, Android, macOS and Windows

 
Profile:

• Solid background in Computer Science
• Interest in system administration and mobile productivity-    Strong communication and project management skills
• Mobile Application Development skills for Android or iOS and aptitude to acquire the knowledge for the other OS
• Web application development skills
• Experience in Mobile Application Management will be an asset
  
  

Starting date: 01.06.2018


Candidates may be selected through a video interview and if required a face-to-face interview will be conducted.

IT-CDA-WF

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IT-CS-CE

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Project Name: Openlab hardware administration (Initial 12 months contract with possible extension  under Openlab’s funds confirmation).

Project Description:
Computer Hardware Engineer for administration and support of Openlab hardware clusters. 

Detailed description of Activity:
The candidate will collaborate on:

• Liaising with Openlab industry partners and projects to understand hardware requirements
• Participate in hardware R&D together with partner companies, e.g. benchmarking of new products and tools
• User Support for CERN scientists using the hardware for Openlab projects

Technical skills:

• Computer hardware engineer with following experience/skills
• PC server hardware (x86 processor architecture, cores, memory, BIOS) and types of disk storage (SATA, SAS, NVMe)
• Hardware accelerators (GPGPU, FPGA)
• Linux installation (RHEL and CentOS)
• Python programming language and shell scripting (bash)
• System administration
• Knowledge of configuration and cloud provisioning community tools (Puppet, Foreman, Openstack) would be an asset
• Experience with Machine Learning frameworks would be an asset

Starting date: To be agreed during interview. Tentatively June 2018.


Candidates may be selected through a video interview and if required a face-to-face interview will be conducted.

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Project Name: RIAK Replacement

Project Description:
To implement the migration of the TEIGI components to alternative back-end out of RIAK.

Investigate the migration of TBAG and TELLME completely out of TEIGI to a specialised secrets management system. TEIGI is the system which is taking care of managing secrets within the Configuration Management Infrastructure currently used to manage the configuration of machines in CERN computer centres, as well as that of CERN owned resources in Commercial Clouds.

That infrastructure has been established using Open source solutions for each Component of the toolchain.. 

Detailed description of Activity:
The candidate will collaborate and contribute not only to this project but actually to many other projects and services provided by the IT-CM-LCS (Linux and Configuration Support) section.

This is a great opportunity to learn about Large Installations System Administration, as well as Distributed Computing and DevOps methodology.:

Technical skills:

The project requires experience in Relational databases (MySQL and PostgreSQL) as well as knowledge of Python and Ruby programming languages in a Linux environment. Experience in configuration management systems, such as Puppet, to deploy the software, as well as in RESTful HTTP APIs would be a plus.

Starting date: 01.06.2018


Candidates may be selected through a video interview and if required a face-to-face interview will be conducted.

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IT-CS-CT

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IT-DB-DBR

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Project Description:  Materials engineer on SRF research activities.

Detailed description of Activity: Within the project the candidate will participate in material research at CERN, in the Materials, Metrology and NDT section within the EN – MME group, collaborating with the material procurement and fabrication related activities mainly for the Hi luminosity LHC and Superconducting RF R&D related projects, amongst others the SPL and CRAB SRF cavities.

Within this framework the candidate will be in charge of the planning and execution of microstructural observation and mechanical test based studies related to materials and components (material and assembly qualifications, follow-up of quality controls for industrial and in-house CERN production).

The candidate will have to exploit all observational and analytical tools available in the section such as optical microscopy, Scanning Electron Microscopy (SEM), microanalysis, X-Ray diffraction, hardness and tensile testing both at ambient as well as cryogenic temperatures. The candidate will be involved in advanced material studies performed throughout the section, such as giving support for examinations making use of non-destructive techniques (NDT) available in the section, but also in cooperation with other CERN services (follow-up of Residual Resistivity Ratio measurements), or external laboratories.

 
Technical skills:
Masters degree in materials, mechanical or chemical engineering or equivalent professional experience.

General knowledge of materials science and engineering.

Familiarity with a broad range of material characterisation techniques is preferential.

Work in controlled radiation areas, underground premises, on shift, and during nights/weekends when needed.

Work with cryogenic liquids.

Diplomacy and excellent team- working attitude.

Good working knowledge of either English or French.

Starting date: 01.04.2018.


Candidates may be selected through a video interview and if required a face-to-face interview will be conducted.

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Project Description: Physicist or Material scientist for the development and implementation of carbon coatings and in the LHC triplets geometry for LS2.

Detailed description of Activity:
The candidate will join the team in charge of the coating of the LHC triplet section of LHC during LS2:

• Optimize in laboratory runs the cathode design and coating parameters for the various geometries of magnet beam-screens.
• Perform the coating on spare magnets as a test and training for the real case.
• Organise the infrastructure for the coating operations in situ in the LHC tunnel.
• Perform the coating process in situ together with a team of technicians and technical engineers and lead the team in one of the sites underground when necessary.
• Follow-up the quality control and ensure that the work is correctly documented.

 
Technical skills:
PhD in physics or material science.

Proven experience with ultra-high-vacuum technology.

Experience in PVD coatings or cold plasma techniques.

Candidates will be expected to possess a good working knowledge of either English or French.

Starting date: 01.05.2018.


Candidates may be selected through a video interview and if required a face-to-face interview will be conducted.

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Project Description: CAD / PLM application support engineer.

Detailed description of Activity:
The CERN CAD service provides mechanical CAD software and corresponding data management system plus dedicated tools for the CERN design and engineering community.

CERN's official CAD tool is CATIA V5 with the Enovia SmarTeam as the Product Data Management system (PDM). CATIA V5 is a powerful 3D CAD tool that in addition to mechanical design, provides a large number of trade-specific software modules such as kinematic, piping, sheet metal design and digital mock- up.

The assigned tasks would comprise helping users with methods to increase quality of their legacy data to meet new standards. In addition to the daily support tasks, this job would also include studying specific needs and propose CATIA methodologies and eventually customizations to deploy in production. This requires extensive use of CATIA and its local design data management system SmarTeam.

The candidate will participate in the development activities of CERN specific tools and customisations, such as writing technical specifications, testing and writing user guides. Moreover, SmarTeam will be superseded in the near future and new tools and methods will need to be put in place by the team in the coming years.
 
Technical skills:
Software engineer, Mechanical Engineer or Aeronautical Engineer.

Basic knowledge of 3D CAD and mechanical engineering is therefore a must as well as practical experience of using CATIA V5.

Knowledge of data management is a plus.

Other skills required: CAD design; support methodology; data management and software testing.

Good level of English.

Starting date: ASAP.


Candidates may be selected through a video interview and if required a face-to-face interview will be conducted.

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Project Description: Electrical quality assurance for the superconducting magnets circuits of HL-LHC.

Detailed description of Activity:

In collaboration with the designers of the components integrated in the HL-LHC circuits, to prepare the electrical tests and related procedures to be applied during the manufacturing phases.

In collaboration with the Electrical Quality Assurance specialists to define the required hardware with a purpose of standardisation across the HL-LHC Project.

Liaise in the domain of Electrical Quality Assurance with the Collaborating Institutes of the HL-LHC Project.
 
Technical skills:
Master degree in the field of Electrical Engineering or equivalent.

The experience required for this post is:

• Experience in design and use of diagnostics systems applied to electrical equipment and DC networks, like or equivalent to particle accelerator’s superconducting magnet chains; in particular experience related to measurements in high voltage environments;
• Additional experience within the domain of electrical diagnostics and related equipment (measurement techniques and instrumentation, data acquisition and analysis tools) would be an asset;
• Electromagnetic compatibility issues are an important part and experience in this domain should also be demonstrated.

Good communication skills.

Availability to travel to Collaborating Institutes and industrial companies of the HL-LHC Project Work.

Good team-working attitude.

Valid driving license.

Good working knowledge of English.

Some knowledge in French would be an advantage.

Starting date: 01.04.2018.


Candidates may be selected through a video interview and if required a face-to-face interview will be conducted.

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Project Description: To extend its discovery potential, the LHC will need a major upgrade to increase its luminosity (rate of collisions) by a factor of 10 beyond its design value.

Part of the upgrade are the manufacturing and/or in-situ modifications of heavy steel shielding structures.

The HL-LHC WP8 is the work package that will be in charge of the design, production, and installation of the equipment required to perform these tasks.

Detailed description of Activity:

You will join the WP8 engineering team in the EN-EA group to:

• Participate in the final design modifications performed in shielding structures of LHC experiments, focusing on the needs in terms of access and compatibility with general and technical services.
• Follow-up and take responsibility in the worksite preparation and installation schedule.
• Ensure the safety of related activities, identifying possible issues at very early stage and proposing pro-active solutions considering possibly conflicting requirements from different system owners.
• Identify possible cost and time saving or intervention improvement solutions and prepare installation lay-outs that take into account the installation sequence optimized for schedule and costs.
• Follow up the manufacturing of the main elements, interfacing between the experiments groups and the different LHC machine groups when necessary.

 
Technical skills:

Industrial engineer (Mechanical/Quality). In-situ works/production oriented.

Experience with machining/welding and follow up of manufacturing of heavy metal with thigh tolerances and/or installation in worksites (nuclear or power plant, chemical, industrial assembly chain) or civil engineering construction are assets.

Good communication skills.

Spoken and good proficiency in written English is required.

French is an asset and the willingness to learn French is required.

Good working knowledge of CATIA and MS Project would be an asset.

Starting date: 01.04.2018.


Candidates may be selected through a video interview and if required a face-to-face interview will be conducted.

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