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Eleanor Lawrence

"I spent my post-doc years on ID11. During that time, I developed many skills including programming, gaining a good understanding of the details and how a beamline works and softer skills, like managing and driving my own research projects."
Marcos Lopez

Electronics engineer

I interact a lot with the scientists, the users, the computing people, and the mechanics people. We rely on each other for constant feedback and our different perspectives to bring a project to fruition.
Damien Scortani

Electronics technician

It’s important for me to work for a company like the ESRF that, as a non-profit organisation, advances science and technology and openly shares that knowledge within the company and on a worldwide scale.
Solange Delagenière

I love working in this unique and impressive scientific environment and I get pride in thinking that I contribute in part to this successful example of European collaboration.

Eleanor Lawrence Bright, Scientist on actinide materials

"I spent my post-doc years on ID11. During that time, I developed many skills including programming, gaining a good understanding of the details and how a beamline works and softer skills, like managing and driving my own research projects."

What the ESRF offers

Company benefits

We are an equal opportunity employer and encourage diversity in our teams.

Life in Grenoble

Located at the heart of the French Alps, the ESRF benefits from an urban life-style and a unique mountain setting.

Traineeships

More than 100 trainees and employees on a sandwich course are welcomed every year at the ESRF.

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