Development Engineer (f/m/d) for the Cryogenic In-Vacuum APPLE-II…

Work group:

Undulators

Area of research:

Other

Job description:

Reference No. WI 2022/16

The Department Undulators is looking for

Development Engineer (f/m/d) for the Cryogenic In-Vacuum APPLE-II Undulator

Your Tasks

• You design assembly groups of complex undulator structures and prepare documents for external engineering offices.
• You conduct FEM calculations for mechanical and thermal deformations.
• You develop assembly strategies as well as design assembly fixtures, and test set-ups including the integration of quality control.
• You supply assembly aids and supervise HZB technicians and temporary workers during the assembly.
• You are responsible for procurement processes including writing requests for quotation, awarding contracts, company visits, and company evaluation.
• You prepare tenders and support them technically.
• You write specifications, support the company during production, and monitor the schedules.
• You design work instructions and descriptions of technological processes during the assembly and measurement.

Your Profile

As an engineer with a university master’s degree in mechanical engineering or related fields, you have experience and proven skills in the field of design and manufacturing:

• A master’s degree from a university or technical university
• Extensive knowledge of current standards and guidelines in the context of design, load determination and load verification
• Sound knowledge and experience with modern software for CAD/CAM, FEM, e.g. Creo 4, Intralink, FEM, as well as experience in handling large CAD models
• Knowledge and experience in mechanical and thermal calculations with ANSYS, including in the cryogenic area, mesh generation in structural mechanics, contact modelling
• Knowledge of cryogenics and vacuum technology
• Very good command of English for communication with collaboration partners and companies
• Desirable: knowledge of project planning programs, e.g. Microsoft Project
• Desirable: knowledge of synchrotron light sources

Further Information

Prof.Dr. Atoosa Meseck

+49 30 8062 – 14721

[email protected]

Closing Date: 07.12.2022

This research center is part of the Helmholtz Association of German Research Centers. With more than 42,000 employees and an annual budget of over € 5 billion, the Helmholtz Association is Germany’s largest scientific organisation.