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Technology Architect (I-9) - Control System Applications (PE5039) - Requires a B.S. in Physics, Computer Science or equivalent experience and a minimum of ten (10) years experience in control system applications and programming in some combination of C, C++, and Java, as they are applied to accelerators for accelerator physics, modeling techniques, design and development of tables and tools for relational databases. In addition, this position requires at least five years experience with model based control of accelerators, Matlab or equivalent mathematical programming package, experience in the use of relational database applications to manage accelerator lattice information, including SQL programming experience, as well as the design and implementation of online model control of accelerators. Knowledge of modeling codes used in accelerator physics such as Matlab Middle Layer Toolkit, XAL, or Elegant is required. Experience in accelerator control systems, vxWorks or RTEMS, EPICS experience, feedback systems at the kHz rate is preferred but not essential. The successful candidate will also have superior analytical and problem solving skills and considerable experience functioning in a lead developer role. Strong communication skills and the ability to work effectively with a diverse group of scientists and engineers are critical. Responsibilities include: working on a team to provide the design and development efforts of high level applications and relational database tools for NSLS-II throughout all phases of the project; the development of an API to support multiple modeling codes, and support the commissioning and operational use of physics applications. Reports to the IT Controls Group Leader, NSLS-II Project. ERAP eligible: $1000.00 Please apply to Job ID # 14393. Job No. 14393. Log in to the Candidate Gateway to apply for this position.

 

 

 


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