Geodetic Engineer/Postdoc for gravity field modelling

Website CERN (European Organization for Nuclear Research)

At CERN, and in collaboration with Swisstopo, we are filling a position on regional gravity field modelling.

In this role, you will contribute to FCC studies, developing gravity field models for the 91 km tunnel and supporting sub-millimetric alignment of accelerator components and detectors. You will also contribute to the CERN-Swisstopo collaboration to compute the quasi-geoid model required for Switzerland’s New Height System.

Apply here: https://careers.cern/jobs/be-gm-fp-2026-29-grap/

 

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