Fermilab

Particle Physics and Accelerator Research

BIMechanicalAssemblyTechnician

$0–0k Batavia, New York, United States FULL TIME
Market Sentiment
HIGH DEMAND

Neural analysis suggests this role is
optimal for Mid+ candidates.

The Brief

“BI Mechanical Assembly Technician at Fermilab. Skills: Mechanical assembly, Alignment, Testing, Troubleshooting, Documentation. Fabricate, assemble, set up, operate, test, repair, and modify mechanical equipment, assemblies, and beam profile monitor (BProM) components. Perform mechanical assembly and setup of BProM components”

What You'll Achieve.

Ensure consistent, high-quality builds; Ensure high quality in all job aspects

Industry & Context.

Particle Physics and Accelerator Research
Problems you'll solve

Troubleshoot and perform repairs when required; Support troubleshooting and mechanical issue resolution

Eligibility Requirements

Ability to work from our Batavia office, Respond to operational and emergency needs, including off-hour call-in support when necessary, HSPD-12 Personal Identity Verification (PIV) Credential required, Federal background check investigation required, Drug screening required, REAL-ID or equivalent required for campus access

What They're Looking For.

Must Have

Fundamental mechanical and/or electrical technical skills applicable to assembly, alignment, and testing support tasks, Ability to interpret basic drawings, diagrams, and written procedures, Attention to detail and ability to follow established processes, Willingness to learn specialized assembly, alignment, and testing techniques, May be required to legally operate a government vehicle, Commitment to performing all duties in accordance with ES&H requirements

What You'll Do.

and modify mechanical equipment

and beam profile monitor (BProM) components

Perform mechanical assembly and setup of BProM components

Conduct fine mechanical alignment of pickups and assemblies

Support functional testing of BProM pickups

Assist with subsystem testing

calibration preparation

and system readiness activities

Perform routine and preventive maintenance on tools

and specialized mechanical assembly equipment

Provide technical support and maintenance for mechanical instruments and troubleshoot and perform repairs

Document assembly steps

configuration details

Prepare technical data

and safety documentation

alignment confirmation

and installation preparations

Maintain inventories of mechanical parts

Follow all ES&H procedures

Respond to operational and emergency needs

Contribute to continuous improvement of mechanical and BProM assembly methods

Assist in the implementation

and occasional design of mechanical systems

Provide guidance to less experienced technicians

Serve as shift supervisor when assigned

How You'll Work.

Team & Collaboration

Working closely with engineering and technical teams; Coordination with engineering, alignment, vacuum, and controls teams

Communication Scope

Document assembly steps, measurements, configuration details, test results, and alignment data in logbooks or electronic write and update procedures as needed; Prepare technical data, reports, and safety documentation using standard software tools

Full Job Description

The expected hiring range for this position is: $25.72-$31.37. ### Please note that the pay range information is a general guideline only. The pay offered to a selected candidate will be determined based on factors such the scope and responsibilities of the position, qualifications of the selected candidate, business considerations, internal equity, and external market pay for comparable jobs. ### **About the role:** **Fermilab’s Accelerator Division (AD)** **Beams Instrumentation (BI) Department** is seeking a **Beams Instrumentation Mechanical Assembly Technician**. The BI Mechanical Assembly Technician will support the preparation, alignment, and functional testing of PIP-II Beam Profile Monitor (BProM) system as part of a multi-year effort to build and qualify approximately 30 units. This person will perform hands-on fabrications, assembly, subcomponent alignment, testing support, and documentation while working closely with engineering and technical teams to ensure consistent, high-quality builds. **What your day-to-day as a Beams Instrumentation Mechanical Assembly Technician at Fermilab will look like:** * Fabricate, assemble, set up, operate, test, repair, and modify mechanical equipment, assemblies, and beam profile monitor (BProM) components using engineering drawings diagrams, diagrams, and schematics. * Perform mechanical assembly and setup of BProM components – including AES/TWS elements-following established procedures and build standards. * Conduct fine mechanical align of pickups and assembles using approved tools and precision alignment techniques. * Support functional testing of BProM pickups including test preparations, fixture setup, mechanical checks, and assistance with data collection. * Assist with subsystem testing, calibration preparation, and system readiness activities for BProM instruments. * Perform routine and preventive maintenance on tools, fixtures, and specialized mechanical assembly equipment, support troubleshooting and mechanica

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