Beamline/EndStation System Research Engineer - Under tillsättning eller tillsatt, ej sökbar

We are looking for a person, highly experienced with working on experimental instrumentation either from a engineering perspective or as a scientist. The work will consist of designing, building and commissioning systems that integrate timing, motion, detection, and positioning, data collection and eventually metadata collection in a form that is scientifically usable, predominantly for end stations. We are typically using equipment developed in collaboration with other facilities. Experience of working in collaborations is of course an advantage. The hardware team work in an agile way in close collaboration with all other IT teams, beam line staff and scientists, but also with other groups in an open and friendly environment.

Tasks
• Designing, building, installing, commissioning and optimizing experimental setups for MAX IV Facility. The KITS group are supporting all our beam line groups including spectroscopy, imaging and diffraction/scattering. 

Required Qualifications
• Experience from building experimental setups in a large research facility environment
• Ph.D. or Master degree in electronics, system integration engineering, circuit design, timing, computer science or other relevant topic for the tasks.
• Experience of integrating electronics and measurement equipment with software, preferably Python.

Additional Desirable qualifications
• Technical experience working with the following devices: stepper motors, piezo motors, nanometer precision encoders, timing and event handling, detectors / cameras both for beam line surveillances as well as photon and electron detection.
• Knowledge and experience with python programming, fpga programming, network configuration, circuit design.
• Experience of any of the following: IcePAP, Alba Electrometer, PandABox, Sardana, Tango or other community developed systems, MRF, Libera.