Applied Physicist - Collective Effects (BE-ABP-CEI-2026-53-GRAP)

CERN

14 days ago

Geneva, Switzerland

Onsite

Full Time

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About this role

CERN is seeking an Applied Physicist to contribute to the HL-LHC project, focusing on assessing and mitigating collective effects, particularly from beam-induced impedance. The role involves improving modeling tools, developing measurement techniques, and performing simulations related to accelerator and beam physics.

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Master's degree with 2 to 6 years of experiencePhD with no more than 3 years of experience

About CERN

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CERN (European Organization for Nuclear Research) is one of the world’s largest centres for fundamental physics, operating major accelerator complexes — most famously the Large Hadron Collider — to study the basic constituents of matter and the forces that shape the Universe. It designs, builds and runs particle accelerators and detectors, analyses vast data sets, and produces landmark scientific results (for example the discovery of the Higgs boson). CERN also drives technology and knowledge transfer, having spawned innovations such as the World Wide Web, large-scale computing infrastructures, and advanced detector and accelerator technologies used by industry and research worldwide. Headquartered near Geneva and funded by its member states, CERN hosts thousands of international scientists, engineers and students and provides training, outreach and open scientific infrastructure.