Electrical, Instrumentation - Aix-en-Provence, France - ATG Europe

ATG Europe

Entreprise vérifiée

Aix-en-Provence, France

il y a 2 semaines

Posté par:

Sophie Dupont

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Description

The EC system is responsible for delivering 20 MW of RF power to the Tokamak, allowing to start-up, heat, and control the plasma.

It involves many different systems that must be controlled in a synchronized manner to achieve this complex goal and react to fast events happening in the plasma.

Dealing with such high power requires a sequential start-up of the necessary sub-systems, sub-millisecond real-time control and few microsecond reaction times in case of faults; this is achieved by using slow controllers (PLCs), fast controllers interconnected with a real-time network and Field Programmable Gate Arrays.

Support the integration of the ECH Plant Controller and ECH Power Supplies with the different Gyrotron controllers and other ITER interfacing systems (CODAC, EC Plant and safety);
Support the development of the I&C main and subsystem control units;
Design and implement Human-Machine Interfaces for the supervision of the EC subsystems;
Perform the required testing and commissioning of the EC components delivered to ITER;
Develop documentation and new versions of the control system for the FALCON test facility to adapt to the experimental needs.
A Master's degree in Instrumentation and Control systems or similar (the required degree may be substituted by extensive professional experience involving similar work responsibilities and/or additional training certificates in relevant domains);
Experience in the development of technical documentation for large industrial projects: requirements specification, test and acceptance documentation, etc.;
Experience in design, implementation, installation and operation of big industrial or scientific plants involving distributed control systems is an asset;
Experience in industrial middleware and communication protocols
OPC UA, Profinet, Modbus is an asset;
Fluency in English, both written and spoken.