Cryo-Mechanical Lab Engineer
Cryo-Mechanical Lab Engineer
Posted 13 days ago
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
- Install and rework cryo-mechanical hardware associated with fridge upgrades, including mechanical interfaces, shields, plates, brackets, harness routing supports, vacuum components, and integration fixtures.
- Execute defined fridge upgrade procedures and capture build records, configuration changes, deviations, and lessons learned for future upgrade campaigns.
- Support early bring-up and validation of upgraded fridge configurations under engineering guidance, including mechanical fit checks, thermal anchoring reviews, leak-check readiness, and cooldown preparation. Lab Operations
- Operate lab tools and equipment in accordance with ESD and safety requirements
- Maintain clean, organized lab workspaces
- Track work performed, materials used, and results Debug & Collaboration
- Identify mechanical fit, thermalization, vacuum, routing, contamination, or configuration issues during upgrade execution and escalate with supporting data.
- Capture photos, measurements, torque records, configuration notes, and observations to support upgrade debug, engineering review, and future procedure improvements.
- Work closely with internal engineers while owning day to day execution Skills & Experience Required Hands On Lab Experience
- Direct experience working in a cryogenic, vacuum, hardware integration, or research lab environment.
- Comfort with precision assembly, rework, or similar physical lab work
- Ability to follow, redline, and improve written upgrade procedures while preserving configuration control and engineering intent.
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