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I'm a mechanical and controls engineer working on a novel timing detector for the CMS experiment at CERN, focused on detector integration, thermal studies of the detector's evaporative CO2 cooling system, and the design of the detector safety system.
A selection of projects from my professional experience.
Responsible for ETL detector integration into the CMS experiment, communicating between internal and external project stakeholders. In charge of continuous development of large detector assemblies in CATIA and design of required detector components.
Responsible for thermal studies of the detector's evaporative CO2-based cooling system, including design, assembly, and commissioning of test setups and execution of thermal tests across all detector operational scenarios to optimize heat transfer performance.
Development of a tool for predicting the thermal stability of detector modules during the detector's lifetime, based on experimental data.
Project representative in the CMS Detector Safety System working group, contributing to the design of the new CMS Safety System by communicating the requirements agreed with internal project stakeholders.
A few things beyond the day-to-day project work.
Frequently present the project progress on behalf of the collaboration to the CMS community at CMS Weeks and dedicated Engineering Design Reviews.
Supervise students working on mechanical engineering tasks including static-structural and thermal simulations in ANSYS.
[I'm currently open to new opportunities. The best way to reach me is by email.]
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