Instrumentation Design and Fabrication Facility
The newly established Instrumentation Design and
Fabrication Facility (IDFF) will enable high-end
scientific instrument design and fabrication for
the diverse research applications of the University's 79 laboratories.
Through interactive engagement with Rockefeller
scientists, the IDFF will provide end-to-end
service from conceptualization to application of
scientific instrumentation. The IDFF will be
staffed by a team with complementary expertise in
optical design, mechanical design, and
fabrication, electronics design, and precision
fabrication. The candidate will interface
effectively with engineers at the IDFF and/or
engage directly with research laboratories.
As a Scientific Machinist in the IDFF, you will:
· engage with laboratories to refine
available designs for instruments for fabrication
· effectively partner with engineers at
the IDFF to support fabrication and prototyping
of relevant components within systems solutions developed by the IDFF
· implement modifications to existing
components and iteratively refining mechanical parts
· assemble and test multicomponent
designs before their transition to the research Laboratories
You need:
· a minimum of 1-2 years of hands-on
experience with a modern computer controlled CNC
mill (3 axis or more) ideally within a high-end
engineering or scientific environment
· hands-on knowledge and working
experience with CNC control software such as Heidenhain or Siemens
· excellent organizational skills,
outstanding interpersonal and communication
skills, and the ability to create and maintain
excellent working relationships in a team environment
· hands-on experience with manual
mechanical workshop machinery including lathes,
milling machines, and 3D printers
· excellent knowledge of and experience
in using 3D mechanical designs developed in
software such as SolidWorks or Autodesk Inventor as the basis for fabrication
You are:
· hands-on, self-directed, and bring
enthusiasm and a keen interest in scientific
research, engineering, and instrument fabrication
· excited to work as an integral member
of a relatively small and close-knit team and
willing to take on a broad range of tasks, as needed.
· results-oriented and willing to do
whatever is necessary to get the job done
You ideally have:
· working knowledge of and experience
with optical design software such as ZEMEX, OLSO, or related software
· knowledge of and experience with design
and fabrication of basic electronics circuits for hardware control
· knowledge of and experience with
hardware control software such as Lab View and FieldProgrammable
· Gate Arrays (FGPA)
· experience with microfabrication tools and techniques
· knowledge of common scientific
programming languages such as Matlab, Mathematica, and Python
· technical proficiency with Microsoft
Word Excel, and Power Point; Adobe illustrator and
Photoshop
How to Apply:
Follow your passion for excellence in science and
join our researchers in the pursuit of science for the benefit of humanity.
We offer a competitive salary, comprehensive
benefits, and a collaborative work environment.
To apply to this job, please visit the URL below
and apply to job code ‘IRC19855’. Please make
sure to upload your resume/CV and a cover letter.
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http://www.rockefeller.edu/hr/jobs>
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The Rockefeller University is an Equal
Opportunity Employer - Minorities/Women/Disabled/Veterans
Kara Marshak | Sr. Manager of Talent | Human Resources
The Rockefeller University | 1230 York Avenue | New York, NY 10065
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Received on 2017-01-04 11:01:04