h3bField Application Specialist – Spectroscopy Division /b /h3pCAEN S.p.A. is seeking a motivated and skilled Field Application Specialist – Spectroscopy Division to join our team in Viareggio (HQ). CAEN designs and delivers advanced electronic instrumentation and radiation detection systems for spectroscopy and nuclear applications. We partner with research institutes, universities, and industry across security, safeguards, and environmental monitoring. /pullibCompany: /b CAEN S.p.A. /lilibContract /b: Full-time (CCNL metalmeccanico) Level B2 and RAL (Retribuzione Annua Lorda) or gross annual salary of 33000 euro /liliCAEN will provide the candidate with a series of training sessions specific to the position. These sessions are aimed at developing the necessary skills and understanding of all relevant job functions and safety aspects. /lilibGross annual salary (RAL): /b €33,000 /lilibBenefits: /b Meal vouchers, health insurance under the CCNL Metalmeccanico contract, corporate welfare /li /ulh3Key Responsibilities /h3ulliCharacterize complex measurement systems for radiation detection, gamma/neutron spectroscopy, and gamma spectrometry. /liliPerform measurements with radioactive sources, execute calibrations (energy, resolution, efficiency), and evaluate performance. /liliRun simulations (e.g., MCNP/Geant4) to optimize experimental setups for new systems and prototypes. /liliConduct efficiency measurements/calculations and comparative analyses across configurations. /liliAnalyze data and produce technical reports, application notes, and documentation. /liliPrepare and deliver presentations for customers, workshops, and conferences, and contribute to technical/scientific articles. /liliCollaborate with internal teams from different divisions and with international partners, and support on-site activities (installations, training, demos). /liliParticipate in field activities, trade shows, and customer visits,



with domestic and international travel. /li /ulh3Required Qualifications /h3ulliMaster’s degree in Physics, plus either a PhD in Physics or 3 years of experience in the nuclear measurement field. /liliHands‑on use of electronic lab instrumentation (oscilloscopes, pulse generators, power supplies, preamplifiers, etc.). /liliExperience with gamma and neutron detectors based on scintillator and semiconductor technologies. /liliKnowledge of detector performance metrics (resolution, energy calibration, efficiency). /liliBasic knowledge of analog front‑end electronics and signal acquisition/analysis. /liliData analysis for radiological sensors and programming skills for data processing. /liliIntermediate Italian and English, both spoken and written. /liliStrong teamwork in international environments. /liliWillingness to travel domestically and internationally. Trips last from a few days up to a week, about once every two months. The frequency may vary with the time of year, deadlines, and project commitments. /li /ulh3Soft Skills /h3ulliStrong organization and time‑management skills. /liliFlexibility and ability to adapt to changing priorities. /liliProblem‑solving attitude and analytical mindset. /liliEffective written and verbal communication skills. /liliStrong teamwork skills and the ability to collaborate within an interdisciplinary team. /liliDemonstrated proactivity and a strong sense of initiative. /li /ulh3Desired Skills /h3ulliProgramming in Python or C++. /liliExperience in particle detector simulation using MCNP or Geant4. /liliAbility to work in a fast‑paced environment and manage parallel projects. /liliBasic knowledge of detector readout electronics and signal processing. /li /ulh3Additional Assets /h3ulliKnowledge of gamma‑ray spectrometry and related applications. /liliAdditional languages (e.g., French). /li /ulpThe search is open to both men and women in accordance with Italian Law (L. 125/1991). /p #J-18808-Ljbffr

📌 Field Application Specialist – Spectroscopy Division (Viareggio)
🏢 CAEN
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