Overview As a Mechanical CAD Designer in CERN’s Superconducting Magnet Technology section, you turn innovative magnet concepts into manufacturable prototypes and tooling. You will collaborate with engineers to develop CAD models and drawings for demonstrators and tooling, shaping assembly methods and tolerances. This role supports procurement and as-built updates, and provides tailored models for CNC machining and simulations. You will work in a cross-functional team on R D projects that advance accelerator magnet technology. Leistungen / Benefits tax-free competitive salary 30 days of paid leave plus 2 weeks annual closure comprehensive health insurance CERN Pension Fund membership family, child and infant allowances relocation package Verantwortungsbereiche Create 3D CAD models and detailed drawings for short magnet demonstrators, prototypes, and tooling Update models/drawings with feedback from construction and assembly Participate in discussions on mechanical tolerances, machining methods, and assembly procedures Support component procurement and reflect as-built configurations in CAD data Provide tailored 3D models for CNC machining and electromagnetic/mechanical simulations Zentrale Anforderungen Proficiency in CATIA (or equivalent) for 3D modeling and 2D drawings of mechanical components and assemblies Experience with PLM databases (e.g., Enovia, SmarTeam) to manage models and drawings Knowledge of mechanical assemblies and ISO-GPS tolerancing Understanding of manufacturing methods and work preparation; experience with mechanical measurement techniques Familiarity with superconducting magnet construction is an asset Team collaboration Accountability and reliability Flexibility to adapt to changing priorities CATIA proficiency for 3D/2D design PLM database usage (Enovia, SmarTeam) ISO-GPS tolerancing knowledge
Mechanical CAD Designer (TE-MSC-SMT-2026-195-LD) in Geneva Arbeitgeber: CERN
CERN in Genf ist ein herausragender Arbeitgeber, der außergewöhnlichen Nachwuchswissenschaftlern die Möglichkeit bietet, ihre eigenen Forschungsprogramme zu entwerfen und zu leiten. Mit einem strukturierten Programm, internationalen Kooperationen und umfangreichen Weiterbildungsmöglichkeiten in einem inspirierenden Umfeld fördert CERN nicht nur die wissenschaftliche Exzellenz, sondern auch das persönliche Wachstum seiner Mitarbeiter. Die großzügigen Vergütungen und umfassenden Vorteile machen die Arbeit in Genf besonders attraktiv für engagierte Forscher.
