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R&D Engineer - Small Light-weight Electrical Coolers For Detectors (M/W) Job In NORTH AMERICA-United States-Connecticut-Meriden

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Category:  Development Finance
Job Ref:  GAPEXPERT/BUMN7
Job Type:  Permanent
City:  NORTH AMERICA-United States-Connecticut-Meriden
Job Description
Mission :
You will support R & D in the following areas:
  • Development of disciplines and technologies applicable to portable Ge detectors for use in well logging, portable gamma spectroscopy, and homeland security NID applications.
  • Cryocooler technologies
  • UHV detector chamber technologies
  • Noise mitigation (electrical,acoustical, and mechanical vibration)
  • Mechanical and thermal cryostat design
Moreover you will contribute to the activities related to the CANBERRA Germanium Detector product line.
AREVA supplies solutions for carbon-free power generation. Its expertise and know-how in this field are setting the standard, and its responsible development is anchored in a process of continuous improvement.
As the global nuclear industry leader, AREVA's unique integrated offer to utilities covers every stage of the fuel cycle, nuclear reactor design and construction, and related services. The group is also expanding considerably in renewable energies - wind, solar, bioenergies, hydrogen and storage - to be one of the top three in this sector worldwide in 2012.
Every day, AREVA's 48,000 employees cultivate the synergies between these two major carbon-free offers, helping to supply safer, cleaner and more economical energy to the greatest number of people.
PhD in Mechanical Engineering or a related area, with practical, applied, or engineering experience in electro-mechanics and thermodynamics
You must hold a PhD (or be close to the end of the PhD)
You are willing to start and build your career as a professional in an industrial environment
An previous experience in the cryogenics, vacuum physics, and Finite Element Analysis is a plus
Location : Based in Lingolsheim (France)

Post Date:  08/05/2010
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