Stability Task Force Coordinator - Hiring in process/Finished, not possible to apply

We offer a challenging task in a dynamic and stimulating environment
The Accelerator Development Group is designing, developing and improving the accelerators of the MAX IV Laboratory. The group consists of accelerator physicists, laser physicists and magnet specialists. In order to understand and improve the electron and photon beam stability from the accelerators we now need a stability specialist, with a solid background in physics/engineering, to our Stability Task Force (STF).
An important task of the STF is to investigate reports of unstable beam behaviour, tracking down their causes and identifying solutions.
Personell participating in the STF come from many different parts of the organization and provide input on specific aspects governing the positional an angular stability of the beams - accelerator physics, beam line optics, mechanical vibrations, temperature stability, etc.

Job description
The Stability Task Force Coordinator will coordinate the efforts of a multidiscplinary cross-divisional team aimed at making sure electron and photon beams delivered to the MAX IV beam lines are stable in both position and angle.
The STF coordinator must be able to communicate and involve a large and heterogeneous team spread over the organization.

Qualifications

• Degree in Physics or Engineering is required
• A background in at least one of the following fields is highly desirable: Accelerator physics, Synchrotron beam line instrumentation, Mechanical stability, FEA analysis
• Excellent communication skills in English

Additional and meriting qualifications

• A Masters of Science or a PhD degree in relevant area is a plus
• Experience in coordinating efforts from different working teams is a plus

Interviews will be held beginning of mid August.

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Probation period may apply.