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The Institut Laue-Langevin (ILL), situated in Grenoble, France, is Europe's leading research facility for fundamental research using neutrons. The ILL operates the brightest neutron source in the world, and welcomes over 2000 visits of scientists per year to carry out world-class research in a wide variety of scientific fields. Funded primarily by its three founder members: France, Germany and the United Kingdom, the ILL has also signed scientific collaboration agreements with 10 other countries. Our group for Nuclear and Particle Physics currently has a vacancy: Post-Doctoral Fellowship - Very Cold Neutron moderator and instrumentation development

This position is funded from the European HighNESS project "Development of High Intensity Neutron Sources at the ESS", which has the goal to enhance intensities of cold, very cold and ultra-cold neutrons (CN, VCN and UCN) for future applications in fundamental physics and condensed matter research. Within an international collaboration, ILL is involved in conceptual designs of novel VCN and UCN sources which promise large gains beyond the current state of the art. Towards this goal, the postdoctoral fellow will perform basic research on promising moderator materials using ILL’s instrument suite, and explore new concepts for neutron transport from the moderator to an experiment. The successful candidate will co-advise a HighNESS Ph.D. student to be hired timely, and also collaborate with other members of the HighNESS Consortium.

Duties:
The successful candidate will be working within ILL’s Nuclear and Particle Physics (NPP) group with the following duties:

• Experiments on candidate VCN moderator materials based on deuterated clathrate hydrates which have been identified as particularly promising to deliver large gains of VCNs. The scientific goal is to find the material best suited for this application, determining the neutron scattering function S(q,w) over a wide range of cold and thermal neutron energies, and on an absolute scale. He or she will use ILL’s cold and thermal Time-of-Flight instruments and perform complementary diffraction experiments for characterization of the sample structure, and a prompt gamma activation analysis for an independent determination of the residual hydrogen content.

• Collaboration with other HighNESS Consortium members on the interpretation of the experimental results with theoretical models and implementation of the acquired knowledge in realistic models of moderator and reflector assemblies.

• Development of devices for sample preparation (production of gas clathrate hydrate samples) and a sample environment for an existing prompt-gamma activation analysis device for determination of the hydrogen content of highly deuterated, cold samples of clathrate hydrates and other materials.

• Monte-Carlo (McStas) simulations of neutron optical mirror systems for extraction of cold neutrons from small moderators. After implementation of a new system of nested multiple mirrors into the public domain MC code, a major goal is to compare its performances with traditional concepts for neutron transport to experiments, notably for a neutron-antineutron oscillation experiment planned at ESS but also for neutron scattering instruments to be analysed in collaboration with other HighNESS Consortium members.

• Publish results from the experimental works.

Qualifications and experience:
The position requires a Ph.D. in experimental physics, a strong interest in development of novel instrumentation based on the fundamentals of neutron scattering and transport, and a solid understanding how to deal with experimental uncertainties in absolute measurements. Some experience in experimental research with slow neutrons would be an asset.

Language skills:
As an international research centre, we are particularly keen to ensure that we also attract applicants from outside France. You must have a sound knowledge of English and will be willing to learn French (a language course will be paid for by the ILL). Knowledge of German would be an advantage.

Notes:
Post-Doctoral contract of 18 months, renewable for a further 18-month period. Only candidates holding a PhD obtained less than 2 years ago are eligible for post-doctoral positions.
Medical fitness for work under ionising radiation is required.
This post is located in Grenoble, France and can be subject to administrative screening.
Starting date is flexible (ideally September 2020).

Further information can be obtained by contacting Dr. Oliver Zimmer, tel.: +33(0)4.76.20.74.29, e-mail: zimmer@ill.fr (please do not send your application to this address).

Benefits:
Generous company benefits (expatriation allowance), relocation assistance and language courses may be offered (for more information, please consult our employment conditions).

How to apply:
Please submit your application on line with a list of publications, a two pages research statement and the names of 3 references, including one from your present work place, no later than 12.07.2020, via our website: www.ill.eu/careers (vacancy reference: 20/29) and CC eures@regione.piemonte.it

The Institut Laue-Langevin (ILL), situated in Grenoble, France, is Europe's leading research facility for fundamental research using neutrons. The ILL operates the brightest neutron source in the world, reliably delivering intense neutron beams to 40 unique scientific instruments. The Institute welcomes over 2000 visits of scientists per year to carry out world-class research in solid-state physics, crystallography, soft matter, biology, chemistry and fundamental physics. Funded primarily by its three founder members: France, Germany and the United Kingdom, the ILL has also signed scientific collaboration agreements with 10 other countries. The Science Division currently has a vacancy: Post-Doctoral Fellowship in management of Neutron and Synchrotron experimental data  -BIG-MAP European Project-

The post-doctoral position is open in the framework of the groundbreaking 3-years BIG-MAP European H2020 project, which forms part of the Battery 2030+ large-scale European initiative:
https://battery2030.eu/.
The Battery Interface Genome Materials Accelerated Platform (BIG-MAP) is dedicated to the development of a modular, closed-loop infrastructure and methodology to bridge physical insights and data-driven approaches in order to accelerate the discovery of sustainable battery chemistries and technologies. BIG-MAP will integrate machine learning, computer simulations and AI-orchestrated experiments and syntheses to accelerate battery advances and optimization. The ILL, world leader in Neutron science and technologies, is a partner of the BIG-MAP consortium, which totals 34 participants from 15 countries, spanning renowned academic experts, Large Scale research Facilities (LSF), research laboratories and industry leaders.

Duties:
As a member of our Scientific Computing, you will work closely with other groups within the Science Division at ILL, in particular the Industrial Liaison Unit, the Diffraction and Large Scale Structures group. You will be responsible for:

• performing data analysis to extract main observables from experiments and deliver the analyzed data in a defined format. 

• establishing standards and procedures/workflows for data analysis, automatization and protocols.

• taking part in the development of automated (standardized) visualization and pre-treatment software.

• working with a team involved in developing a feedback loop between experiments and computational simulations, including the definition and implementation of demonstrator workflows.

You will evolve in a multidisciplinary, international environment and interact with our BIG-MAP partners; in particular, a team composed of chemists/electrochemists, materials scientists, physicists and beam-line scientists from battery specialists CEA and RS2E, and synchrotron centers ESRF and SOLEIL. The opportunity to participate in experiments under the responsibility of instrument scientists at LSF will be given.

Qualifications and experience:
We are looking for a highly motivated candidate with a strong interest for data analysis and a solid experience in software development with the following qualifications:

• PhD in Computing Science or Physics.

• Solid experience with C++, Python and all the best practices in software development.

• Some familiarity with software tools for single crystal or powder diffraction and/or processing multi-dimensional tomographic imaging data sets would be ideal.

• Knowledge in AI and deep learning techniques will be a bonus.

Language skills:
As an international research centre, we are particularly keen to ensure that we also attract applicants from outside France. You must have a sound knowledge of English and be willing to learn French (a language course will be paid for by the ILL). Knowledge of German would be an advantage.

Notes:
This post is located in GRENOBLE, France and subject to administrative screening.
Post-doctoral contract of 18 months renewable for a 6 to 18 months period. Only candidates holding a PhD obtained less than 2 years ago are eligible for post-doctoral positions at ILL.
Medical fitness for work under ionising radiation is required.
Further information can be obtained by contacting Duncan ATKINS, Industrial Liaison Unit, phone: +33(0)4.76.20.73.37, e-mail: atkins@ill.eu or Paolo Mutti, Head of the Scientific Computing group, phone: +33(0)4.76.20.72.23, e-mail: mutti@ill.eu (please do not send your application to these addresses).

Benefits:
Generous company benefits (expatriation allowance), relocation assistance and language courses may be offered (for more information, please consult our employment conditions).

How to apply:
Please submit your application on line with a list of publications and the names of 3 references, including one from your present work place, no later than 12.07.2020, via our website: www.ill.eu/careers (Vacancy reference: 20/28) and CC eures@regione.piemonte.it

The Institut Laue-Langevin (ILL), situated in Grenoble, France, is Europe's leading research facility for fundamental research using neutrons. The ILL operates the brightest neutron source in the world, and welcomes over 2000 visits of scientists per year to carry out world-class research in a wide variety of scientific fields. Funded primarily by its three founder members: France, Germany and the United Kingdom, the ILL has also signed scientific collaboration agreements with 10 other countries. Our theory group currently has a vacancy: Post-Doctoral Fellowship in Condensed Matter Theory

Duties:
The theory group of Institut Laue Langevin in Grenoble is inviting applications for a postdoctoral position (3 years, subject to review after 18 months) in the field of condensed matter theory. Of particular interest for this position are projects involving strongly fluctuating or exotic phases of quantum magnets, but proposals in all fields of condensed matter will be considered.
The successful candidate is expected to carry out a research program with at least conceptual relevance to experimental activities in the field of neutron scattering.

Qualifications and experience:

• A Ph.D. in physics or a related field is required.

• Strong background in theoretical condensed matter and statistical physics.

• An interest in interacting with experimentalists is appreciated.

• A short prior period of postdoctoral experience would be an advantage.

Language skills:
As an international research centre, we are particularly keen to ensure that we also attract applicants from outside France. You must have a sound knowledge of English and will be willing to learn French (a language course will be paid for by the ILL). Knowledge of German would be an advantage.

Notes:
Post-Doctoral contract of 18 months, renewable for a further 18-month period. Only candidates holding a PhD obtained less than 2 years ago are eligible for post-doctoral positions.
This post is located in Grenoble, France and can be subject to administrative screening.
Starting date is flexible (ideally September 2020).
Further information can be obtained by contacting Dr. Timothy Ziman, tel.: +33(0)4.76.20.71.46, e-mail: ziman@ill.fr (please do not send your application to this address).

Benefits:
Generous company benefits (expatriation allowance), relocation assistance and language courses may be offered (for more information, please consult our employment conditions ).

How to apply:
Please submit your application on line with a list of publications, a two pages research statement and the names of 3 references, including one from your present work place, no later than 28.06.2020, via our website: www.ill.eu/careers (vacancy reference: 20/27) and CC eures@regione.piemonte.it

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The Institut Laue-Langevin (ILL), situated in Grenoble, France, is Europe's leading research facility for fundamental research using neutrons. The ILL welcomes more than 2000 visiting scientists per year to carry out world-class research.
Are you interested in taking up a new challenge in our international work environment?
We currently have a vacancy in our Administration Division for an: Assistant to the Head of the Administration Division

Duties:
As Assistant to the Head of the Administration Division, you will occupy a key interface position within the Institute and will work in close collaboration with ILL Management, the Head of the Administration Division, the HR, Finance and Purchasing services, the scientific staff, as well as the neighbouring research institutes, ESRF and EMBL. This post is strongly impacted by the ILL’s international working environment.
Reporting directly to the Head of the Administration Division, your main duties and responsibilities will be to:

• Assist the Head of Administration and the ILL Management Board with ongoing administrative, financial and legal matters

• Coordinate the setting-up, deployment and monitoring of cross-functional projects, both internal and external

• Prepare and maintain contracts and agreements relating to the Institute's activities, for example in the framework of scientific cooperation, jointly funded projects, the promotion of research by the EU or national agencies, as well as consortium agreements, licensing agreements, patents, etc.

• Provide legal advice to ILL Management and the Institute’s various divisions, which may seek your guidance on legal and/or administrative issues relating to business law (in particular contract law, employment law, intellectual property, technology transfer, protection of personal data in the context of the GDPR, etc.)

• Administer the contact management and archiving system.

Qualifications and experience:

• You have an advanced degree in business law (LL.M, Masters or equivalent), together with a Master of Business Administration, or equivalent qualification.

• You have at least 5 years’ experience of legal practice in an international environment, ideally in contract law, as well as solid experience of working in an international government organisation.

• The multifaceted nature of this post requires excellent organisational skills, responsiveness, a flair for teamwork and a meticulous attitude to be able to handle a wide variety of issues involving strict deadlines.

• You must also have excellent interpersonal skills and be able to demonstrate discretion and diplomacy at all times.

Language skills:
As an international research centre, we are particularly keen to ensure that we also attract applicants from outside France. You must be fluent in at least two of the Institute’s three official languages (English, French, German).
 
Notes:
This is a permanent position.
Post based in GRENOBLE and subject to administrative screening.
 
How to apply:
Please submit your application on line, no later than 28.06.2020, via our website: www.ill.eu/fr/carrieres (vacancy reference: 20/26) and CC eures@regione.piemonte.it

The Institut Laue-Langevin (ILL), situated in Grenoble, France, is Europe's leading research facility for fundamental research using neutrons. The ILL operates the brightest neutron source in the world, and welcomes over 2000 visits of scientists per year to carry out world-class research in a wide variety of scientific fields. Funded primarily by its three founder members: France, Germany and the United Kingdom, the ILL has also signed scientific collaboration agreements with 10 other countries. Our Large Scale Structures group, in collaboration with Elspeth Garman (Oxford, UK), currently has a vacancy: Post-Doctoral Fellowship in Structural Biology

X-ray crystallography is the most-prolific technique in Structural Biology, but suffers from radiation damage, which limits the accuracy of the macromolecular structures. The introduction of cryo-cooling techniques greatly reduced the global radiation damage rate and was standardized on all X-ray crystallography beamlines at Synchrotrons over the past decades. X-ray damage signature is visible on diffraction patterns with loss of resolution, but also in electron density maps, with visible damage on acidic residues and their decarboxylation, as well as the breakage of disulfide bridges. To further understand the origin and differences in damage specificities between residues within a crystalline protein, we will use a combination of neutron and X-ray crystallography. Neutron crystallography will provide critical information on the protonation states of the various acidic residues, without damaging the crystalline material, while the damage will be then monitored with X-rays.
We therefore are looking for a highly motivated Structural Biologist with demonstrated experience in macromolecular crystallography. The ideal candidate will have a deep understanding of this methodology and broad experience using the computational tools required for structure determination.

Duties:
The Large Scale Structures (LSS) group comprises a range of instruments designed to carry out studies on the structure of matter on a scale from a few Ångstroms to hundreds of nanometers. The range of science covers polymer and colloid science, structural biology, materials science and magnetism.
Working within our LSS group, your research program will be focused on:

• Managing the project from sample preparation to structure determination with multiple potential targets in parallel.

• Protein purification and crystal growth of the various systems of interest. A divide and conquer strategy will be applied to speed up the process during the time of funding.

• Diffraction data collection at neutron (ILL, LADI/DALI) and X-ray sources with a specific design of sequential irradiation.

• Model determination, refinement and analysis from both neutron and X-ray diffraction data.

The successful candidate is expected to carry out a research program in broad relation to the experimental activities at the institute.

Qualifications and experience:

• Ph.D. in chemistry, computational biology, chemical physics, or related fields.

• Expertise in protein expression, purification and crystallization.

• Understanding of Structural Biology methods.

• Expertise with a broad range of software tools in protein crystallography.

• Peer-reviewed publications in Structural Biology or related fields.

• Excellent communication skills in English, both written and verbal.

Desirable Skills and Experience:

• Familiarity with protein perdeuteration.

• Familiarity with protein modifications to improve their ability to crystallize.

• Experience with programming (Python, C++) to develop new analytical tools.

Language skills:
As an international research centre, we are particularly keen to ensure that we also attract applicants from outside France. You must have a sound knowledge of English and be willing to learn French (a language course will be paid for by the ILL). Knowledge of German would be an advantage.

Notes:
This post is located in Grenoble, France and can be subject to administrative screening.
Starting date is ideally September 2020.
Post-Doctoral contract of 18 months, renewable for a further 6-month period. Only candidates holding a PhD obtained less than 2 years ago are eligible for post-doctoral positions at ILL.
Further information can be obtained by contacting Dr. Nicolas COQUELLE, tel.: +33(0)4.76.20.77.29, e-mail: coquelleni@ill.eu (please do not send your application to this address).

Benefits:
Generous company benefits (expatriation allowance), relocation assistance and language courses may be offered (for more information, please consult our employment conditions).

How to apply:
Please submit your application on line with a list of publications, a two pages research statement and the names of 3 references, including one from your present work place, no later than 19.07.2020, via our website: www.ill.eu/careers (vacancy reference: 20/25) and CC eures@regione.piemonte.it

The Institut Laue-Langevin (ILL), situated in Grenoble, France, is Europe's leading research facility for fundamental research using neutrons. The ILL operates the brightest neutron source in the world, reliably delivering intense neutron beams to 40 unique scientific instruments. The Institute welcomes over 2000 visits of scientists per year to carry out world-class research in solid-state physics, crystallography, soft matter, biology, chemistry and fundamental physics. Funded primarily by its three founder members: France, Germany and the United Kingdom, the ILL has also signed scientific collaboration agreements with 10 other countries. The Science Division currently has a vacancy: Post-Doctoral Fellowship – Synthesis, structural and physical characterization of novel skyrmion-hosting materials

Duties:
Within the Diffraction (DIFF) Group, the position is to work under the supervision of Dr. Jonathan Alaria (University of Liverpool, UK) and Dr. Stanislav Savvin (ILL) on synthesis, structural and physical properties of new skyrmion-hosting materials.
Skyrmions are topologically protected spin textures occurring when a balanced competition between ferromagnetic and antisymmetric exchange interactions is present in a magnetic material and therefore requiring that both time reversal and spatial symmetry are broken. The Post-Doctoral Fellow will investigate the possible emergence of a skyrmion phase in a series of previously unexplored bulk magnetic materials. To achieve this the successful candidate is expected to take on the following duties:

• Single crystal growth and polycrystalline sample synthesis in collaboration with experimentalists from the University of Liverpool.

• Extensive physical characterization of the samples prepared, including but not limited to X-ray diffraction, heat capacity, thermal conductivity, magnetic susceptibility, torque magnetometry, etc.

• Determination of the low-temperature nuclear and magnetic structures of the samples at the ILL using several powder (D2B, D20) and single crystal (D3, D9, D10) diffractometers.

• SANS study of the possible emergent skyrmion state in the samples at the ILL.

• Micromagnetic simulations by Monte Carlo method to establish the theoretical phase diagrams for the same compositions in collaboration with computational chemists from the University of Liverpool.

Qualifications and experience:

• PhD in physics, chemistry, materials science or equivalent qualification

• X-ray and neutron crystal structure determination and refinement

• Knowledge of magnetic crystallography and group theory

• Low-temperature bulk physical measurements, i.e. electrical transport, heat capacity, thermal conductivity, magnetic susceptibility and magnetization

• Past experience in single crystal growth, powder sample synthesis as well as DFT and Monte-Carlo simulations would be an advantage.

Language skills:
As an international research centre, we are particularly keen to ensure that we also attract applicants from outside France. You must have a sound knowledge of English and be willing to learn French (a language course will be paid for by the ILL). Knowledge of German would be an advantage.

Notes:
This post is located in GRENOBLE, France and subject to administrative screening.
Starting date is ideally August 2020.
Post-doctoral contract of 18 months renewable for a 6 months period. Only candidates holding a PhD obtained less than 2 years ago are eligible for post-doctoral positions at ILL.
Medical fitness for work under ionising radiation is required.
Further information can be obtained by contacting Dr. Stanislav Savvin, tel. : +33(0)4.76.20.78.05, e-mail: savvin@ill.eu (please do not send your application to this address).

Benefits:
Generous company benefits (expatriation allowance), relocation assistance and language courses may be offered (for more information, please consult our employment conditions).
 
How to apply:

Please submit your application in English on line with a list of publications, a two pages research statement and the names of 3 references, including one from your present work place, no later than 14.06.2020, via our website: www.ill.eu/careers (vacancy reference: 20/24) and CC eures@regione.piemonte.it

The Institut Laue-Langevin (ILL), situated in Grenoble, France, is Europe's leading research facility for fundamental research using neutrons. The ILL operates the brightest neutron source in the world, reliably delivering intense neutron beams to 40 unique scientific instruments. The Institute welcomes over 2000 visits of scientists per year to carry out world-class research in solid-state physics, crystallography, soft matter, biology, chemistry and fundamental physics. Funded primarily by its three founder members: France, Germany and the United Kingdom, the ILL has also signed scientific collaboration agreements with 10 other countries. The Science Division currently has a vacancy:  Post-Doctoral fellowship -Magnetic van der Waals compounds at high pressure-

The candidate will work on a collaborative research project between the ILL and the University of Cambridge to study the magnetic properties of the metal-insulator transition in low-dimensional van der Waals compounds. The transitions are induced at high mechanical pressures.  The project will require the candidate to:

• Design and perform neutron diffraction experiments involving high-pressure sample environments, specifically on the transition metal-PS3 family of compounds.

• In collaboration with the ILL sample environment team, develop and implement high-pressure cells for use in neutron experiments, both in-situ and ex-situ.

• In collaboration with instrument scientists, work to implement high-pressure cells on ILL neutron diffractometers and spectrometer.

• Help the ILL to expand the user base, encouraging and assisting user teams to perform high-pressure experiments.

Duties:
Working within the Diffraction (DIF) Group, and in collaboration with the Quantum Matter group at the Cavendish Laboratory, University of Cambridge, you will be working to study the magnetic structure and dynamics of TM-PS3 compounds, where TM is a transition metal (Mn, Fe, Co, Ni), under high pressures using neutron scattering techniques. The compounds undergo insulator-metal transitions at high pressures, and your research project will be to characterise and understand the correlation of the transition with the magnetic properties. Your duties will include the design, preparation and execution of neutron scattering experiments, the analysis of the data and publication of the results. Design and preparation will include the development of high-pressure cells and experiment protocols for neutron instrumentation.  You will be required to liaise and closely collaborate with the ILL sample environment group and instrument teams in the development. You will also be involved in assisting visiting scientists in high-pressure experiments and in promoting the use of high pressures for experiments at the ILL.

 
Qualifications and experience:

• Ph.D. in the physical sciences or chemistry.

• We are particularly interested in highly motivated candidates with knowledge of both neutron scattering and high-pressure experimental techniques.

• A strong background in instrumentation and in magnetism is an asset.

The post represents an excellent opportunity for young postdoctoral scientists to develop expertise, broaden experience and interact with leading scientists from around the world.
 
Language skills:
As an international research centre, we are particularly keen to ensure that we also attract applicants from outside France. You must have a sound knowledge of English and be willing to learn French (a language course will be paid for by the ILL). Knowledge of German would be an advantage.
 
Notes:
This post is located in GRENOBLE, France and subject to administrative screening.
Starting date is ideally September 2020.
Post-doctoral contract of 18 months, renewable for a further 6-month period. Only candidates holding a PhD obtained less than 2 years ago are eligible for post-doctoral positions at ILL.
Further information can be obtained by contacting Dr. Andrew Wildes, tel. : +33(0)4.76.20.70.37, e-mail: wildes@ill.eu (please do not send your application to this address).
 
Benefits:
Generous company benefits (expatriation allowance), relocation assistance and language courses may be offered (for more information, please consult our employment conditions).
 
How to apply:
Please submit your application in English on line with a list of publications, a two pages research statement and the names of 3 references, including one from your present work place, no later than 31.05.2020, via our website: www.ill.eu/careers (vacancy reference: 20/23) and CC eures@regione.piemonte.it

The ILL is a fundamental research institute founded and financed by France, Germany and the United Kingdom. It is Europe's leading centre for research using neutrons and operates the brightest neutron source in the world, reliably delivering intense neutron beams to 40 unique scientific instruments. Every year, the Institute hosts over 2000 visits by scientists, who come to carry out world-class research in fields as varied as solid-state physics, crystallography, soft matter, biology, chemistry and fundamental physics. The Project and Techniques Division, which is responsible for the development of the ILL's scientific instruments and for technical support, is currently looking to recruit its new: Head of IT Service

Duties:
The ILL’s IT Service, which comprises 5 groups and a team of 26 staff, is specialised in user support, the provision of IT infrastructure, software development, and service and project management.
As Head of the IT Service of one of the world's largest international research institutes, you will be responsible for defining, implementing and monitoring the ILL’s IT policy and integrating into this policy services specific to major research centres.
In this capacity, you will have the following responsibilities:

• defining, implementing and monitoring the ILL’s IT policy, ensuring that is covers all the IT services needed to run a modern business (user support, office automation, communication, support for administrative processes, etc.), as well as the services specific to our research centre.

• providing our scientific users with the means they need to store (large data volume ~1PB) and access scientific data, as well as with infrastructure for analysing this data. This is a key strategic issue for the ILL.

• assisting with the definition of the ILL’s IT security and personal data protection policy, in a context of rapid change. You will guarantee implementation of this policy and, more generally, compliance with the applicable regulations.

• taking an active part in collaborative projects with our local and European partners in order to enhance the technologies and services offered to the Institute's scientific users. The search for external funding and the setting-up of collaborations are an integral part of your mission.

Qualifications and experience:
You have a Master’s degree in computer science along with extensive experience (at least 10 years) in line management and project management in complex IT environments.
You have a sound knowledge of modern skills, technologies and practices in the field of support, software development and infrastructure (networks, storage, VM/container, DBMS).
You have proven communication and leadership skills.

Language skills:
As an international research centre, we are particularly keen to ensure that we also attract applicants from outside France. You must have a sound knowledge of English and be willing to learn French if necessary (a language course will be paid for by the ILL). Knowledge of German would be an advantage.
Benefits: Generous company benefits (expatriation allowance), relocation assistance and language courses may be offered (for more information, please consult our employment conditions).

Notes:
This is a permanent position.
Medical fitness for work under ionising radiation is required.
Post based in GRENOBLE and subject to administrative screening.

How to apply:
Please submit your application on line, no later than 14.06.2020, via our website: www.ill.eu/careers (vacancy reference: 20/22) and CC eures@regione.piemonte.it