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FULL TIME RESEACH LOGISTICIAN IN PHYSICS
Faculté des Sciences
The research logistician is responsible for implementing research projects, including advising on, supervising, and monitoring the progress of scientific activities and experiments, and for maintaining and using advanced scientific equipment. This mandate is granted for an initial term of 2 years; at the end of these 2 years, the commitment may be renewed for a further term of 2 years.
We are searching for an electronics engineer or experimental physicist to contribute to the research activities of three groups at Université libre de Bruxelles: the Laboratoire d'Information Quantique (LIQ, https://liq.ulb.ac.be), the Opera Photonics Laboratory (https://opera-photonics.polytech.ulb.be/), Ecolé Polytechinique de Bruxelles (https://polytech.ulb.be/en), and the Interuniversities Institute for High Energy Physics (IIHE, www.iihe.ac.be). There will be two work locations, at the Solbosch and La Plaine campuses, and the work will be carried out in collaboration with the researchers and engineers from these three institutes, in a diverse and stimulating environment.
The research logistician will be involved in complex and challenging research projects. These include developing technical solutions for experimental nonlinear photonics and quantum optics, as well as designing electronic systems to read out signals produced by the most energetic particles in our Universe. These efforts support various current and future astroparticle experiments with similar requirements: PEPS (gamma rays), the Pierre Auger Observatory, GCOS (cosmic rays), RNO-G, and IceCube (neutrinos).
The research logistician will carry out specialized technical tasks, including the design, testing, and calibration of programmable logic devices (PLDs) and field-programmable gate arrays (FPGAs), testing of photosensors (photomultipliers, siPM), and developing data acquisition systems. The responsibilities will also include the development and implementation of shared instrumentation infrastructure, involvement in the management and maintenance of laboratory equipment and fast electronics, and providing technical support to research staff. Travel to the Pierre Auger Observatory site in Argentina may be required for the deployment and commissioning of detector systems, as well as hardware testing and integration at our partner Universities in the USA and Europe.
référence: 2025/S154
Date limite : 15.08.25
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The research logistician is responsible for implementing research projects, including advising on, supervising, and monitoring the progress of scientific activities and experiments, and for maintaining and using advanced scientific equipment. This mandate is granted for an initial term of 2 years; at the end of these 2 years, the commitment may be renewed for a further term of 2 years.
We are searching for an electronics engineer or experimental physicist to contribute to the research activities of three groups at Université libre de Bruxelles: the Laboratoire d'Information Quantique (LIQ, https://liq.ulb.ac.be), the Opera Photonics Laboratory (https://opera-photonics.polytech.ulb.be/), Ecolé Polytechinique de Bruxelles (https://polytech.ulb.be/en), and the Interuniversities Institute for High Energy Physics (IIHE, www.iihe.ac.be). There will be two work locations, at the Solbosch and La Plaine campuses, and the work will be carried out in collaboration with the researchers and engineers from these three institutes, in a diverse and stimulating environment.
The research logistician will be involved in complex and challenging research projects. These include developing technical solutions for experimental nonlinear photonics and quantum optics, as well as designing electronic systems to read out signals produced by the most energetic particles in our Universe. These efforts support various current and future astroparticle experiments with similar requirements: PEPS (gamma rays), the Pierre Auger Observatory, GCOS (cosmic rays), RNO-G, and IceCube (neutrinos).
The research logistician will carry out specialized technical tasks, including the design, testing, and calibration of programmable logic devices (PLDs) and field-programmable gate arrays (FPGAs), testing of photosensors (photomultipliers, siPM), and developing data acquisition systems. The responsibilities will also include the development and implementation of shared instrumentation infrastructure, involvement in the management and maintenance of laboratory equipment and fast electronics, and providing technical support to research staff. Travel to the Pierre Auger Observatory site in Argentina may be required for the deployment and commissioning of detector systems, as well as hardware testing and integration at our partner Universities in the USA and Europe.
référence: 2025/S154
Date limite : 15.08.25
Lire l'annonce (pdf)
Mis à jour le 4 juillet 2025