The Department of Nuclear and Particle Physics (DPNC) at the University of Geneva is a dynamic department known for major contributions in various fields of particle physics. As part of the FASER group’s research, we are developing a new FASER-CAL detector prototype aimed at studying high-energy neutrinos at CERN. For this, we are looking for a Junior Electronics Engineer, ideally with 1-2 years of experience in VHDL design and FPGA system-on-chip (SoC) development.
Role & Responsibilities:
Work within a multidisciplinary R&D team alongside electronics, software, mechanical, and physics specialists;
Define specifications, develop, simulate, test, and document VHDL and C/C++ firmware blocks for FPGA SoCs;
Support researchers in commissioning the system;
Contribute to scientific publications and potentially present at national and international conferences.
Required Profile:
Degree in electronic engineering;
At least 1 year of relevant experience;
Proficiency in VHDL, C, and C++;
Experience with FPGA design, microcontrollers, SoC development, and simulation;
Good knowledge of Linux (the SoC operating system);
Familiarity with standard office software tools;
Strong team integration skills within a multidisciplinary environment;
Fluency in English (working language of the research group) or French, with the ability to learn the other quickly;
Demonstrated initiative and autonomy.
Contract & Location:
Position available immediately;
1-year contract at 80%-100% workload;
Location: University of Geneva.
To apply please fill this form: https://forms.gle/86i2KBMHwtR2pisN9
The review of the applications will start immediately. For full consideration please apply by April 25 .
For information or inquiries please contact Prof. Anna Sfyrla.
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