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  • Cristina González
    Survey & Alignment engineer
    At university, nobody explains to you that working in a particle accelerator is a choice. Here, we work with the latest innovations in instrumentation and the highest level of equipment on the market.
  • Marcos Lopez
    Electronics engineer
    I interact a lot with the scientists, the users, the computing people, and the mechanics people. We rely on each other for constant feedback and our different perspectives to bring a project to fruition.
  • Eleanor Lawrence
    Scientist on actinide materials
    "I spent my post-doc years on ID11. During that time, I developed many skills including programming, gaining a good understanding of the details and how a beamline works and softer skills, like managing and driving my own research projects."
  • Damien Scortani
    Electronics technician
    It’s important for me to work for a company like the ESRF that, as a non-profit organisation, advances science and technology and openly shares that knowledge within the company and on a worldwide scale.
Cristina González Torres
Survey & Alignment engineer
At university, nobody explains to you that working in a particle accelerator is a choice. Here, we work with the latest innovations in instrumentation and the highest level of equipment on the market.

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We are an equal opportunity employer and encourage diversity in our teams.

Life in Grenoble

Located at the heart of the French Alps, the ESRF benefits from an urban life-style and a unique mountain setting.

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More than 100 trainees and employees on a sandwich course are welcomed every year at the ESRF.

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