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Application deadline: 05/03/2023
Domain: Construction Domain
Department: Machine Construction Department
Division: Tokamak Complex Division
Section: Vacuum Delivery & Installation Section
Group: Vacuum Transverse Activities
Job Family: Construction
Job Role: Engineer – 3
Job Grade: P3
Language requirements: Fluent in English (written & spoken)
Contract duration: 3 years
Specific note: This vacancy is for 3 years, while it will be subject to the contract renewal process according to the staff regulations.
Purpose
As a Vacuum Engineer, you will be responsible for vacuum system engineering and project management to deliver operational vacuum systems. This includes design, specification, procurement, manufacturing, and preparation for installation. Specific responsibility will be held for a number of contracts for vacuum components supply, bespoke fabrication, and engineering services.
Background
The vacuums of ITER are achieved and sustained with more than 400 custom and commercial pumps. The vacuum system is first of a kind in terms of size and complexity and the successful construction of ITER is dependent on excellent vacuum engineering. Many of the vacuum components are under construction or have been delivered and installation of the said components has commenced. This position will support the vacuum system finalization, delivery, installation, commissioning and operation.
Key Duties, Scope, and Level of Accountability
Designs and integrates complex vacuum and cryogenic systems, including connections between systems and multiple clients; Prepares technical specifications for vacuum components and engineering services, project manages the procurements; Manages validation of vacuum performance and integrity of vacuum components to ensure full functionality including those performing nuclear safety functions; Develops inputs for installation and commissioning of the ITER vacuum systems including those integrated on the main vacuum plasma chamber, cryostat, neutral beam accelerators and diagnostic systems; Coordinates and surveys manufacturing and construction activities at the Suppliers premises or on IO site; Performs commissioning of the ITER vacuum systems; May be required to work outside ITER Organization reference working hours, including nights, week-ends and public holidays.
Measure of Effectiveness
Delivers documents on time with clear and concise data, including technical specifications and progress reports; Completes work within defined timelines and contractual agreements; Identifies practical, cost-effective, manageable and efficient solutions to issues within constraints; Effectively communicates with stakeholders associated with interfacing systems and management; Ability to work effectively in teams and contribute to the overall success of the ITER project; Performing work within safety and quality parameters.
Experience & Profile
Professional Experience: Minimum 8 years’ experience in complex vacuum systems design, manufacturing, testing, installation and commissioning within complex international environments or projects. Education:This vacancy is archived.