LUIGI SCIBILEM.IEEE, D.Phil, Ing., Dott. |
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Curriculum VITAE |
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EDUCATION |
Master's degree in
management of Research Infrastructures,
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Universitˆ degli Studi
di Milano-Bicocca. Field project: Closing the loop between strategy and operations - Design and implementation of a management dashboard for strategy execution with Key Pragmatic Indicators: CERN case study. Tutor: Prof. E.
Marafioti, Universitˆ Bicocca. PhD in Control
Engineering,
Department
of Engineering Science, University
of Oxford, Oriel
College. PhD thesis: Advanced
Plasma Control on JET.
Tutor: Dr A L Dexter,
M.A., D. Phil., C.Eng., M.I.E.E., Worcester College. JET tutor: Dr. P. Noll,
JET senior scientist
Laurea in ingegneria
elettronica,
Process
control and automation, University of Naples
"Federico II". Laurea thesis: A plasma stabilisation system for the JET divertor configuration. Tutor: Prof. F.
Garofalo. JET tutor: Dr Vito Marchese, JET
senior scientist. |
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EMPLOYMENT
HISTORY |
01/01/2021 - today:
CERN - Technical coordinator and senior advisor Accelerator Technologies department (TE) I am in charge of the technical
coordination of the SM18 test facilities, critical for
the HL-LHC project. 01/12/2010 -
31/12/2020: CERN - Group Leader and deputy
department head Site Engineering group, Site Management and Building department. I was Head of the Site
Engineering group firstly in the General Services and
Infrastructure Department (GS) and then in the Site
Management and Buildings department (SMB) where I was
also the deputy department head. The group mandate was
to provide and to maintain in working conditions the
civil engineering structures and infrastructures and the
technical services for the tertiary and industrial part
of the organization. The abovementioned responsibilities
included all phases from preliminary design to
construction management and hand-over of complete
structures and infrastructures including their eventual
operation, renovation and/or decommissioning.
General Services and
Infrastructure Department (GS).
01/04/2008 -
30/03/2010: ITER - Responsible
Officer for the Central Interlock (CIS) and Safety
(CSS) Systems. CODAC section, CDH Department. I was Responsible Officer for the
design of the ITER
interlock and safety systems: two PBS out of ~30
of the ITER Project. These systems were intended for the
protection of the ITER machine and for the protection of
the people and the environment. Given the Nuclear nature
of ITER, a part of the systems was subject to the French
Nuclear Authorities. For the engineering design, the
work implied the use of both state-of-the-art systems
and customized for the one-of-a-kind experiment like
ITER. This also included R&D activities conducted in
collaboration with University and government funded
laboratory and with R&D contracts with industries.
The approval of the design activities went through the
external review of experts.
30/10/2002 -
30/03/2008: CERN - Project Manager As project manager, I was responsible for the management projects in the field of large, distributed control and monitoring systems used for safety-related applications. In particular, I was Project Leader of: ¥ the Radiation Monitoring System for the Environment and Safety (RAMSES). ¥ the LHC Access Control System (LACS) ¥ the CERN Safety Alarm Monitoring System (CSAM). For all this projects, I was responsible for the management of the financial, organizational, technical, purchasing and contractual aspects: notable achievements for all these projects were the delivery on time and budget and the setup of result-oriented contracts for the service maintenance. Another particular achievement of this period was also my introduction of the functional safety standards (IEC 61508) at CERN. I was responsible for the support of the standards for which I was organizing coaching and trainings. For this activity, I kept the contact within CERN and with the international community following the new trends and contributing to the implementation of these standards: I wrote a number of international publications and participated to several conferences on this subject (See my List of publications).
30/10/1997 -
30/10/2002: CERN - System Engineering Section Leader
Monitoring and Access
Group, Technical Services Division. I was responsible of a team of
staff in charge of software development, installation,
maintenance and safety studies. The main focus was on
the management of the financial, organizational,
technical, purchasing and contractual aspects of
distributed control and monitoring systems used for
safety-related applications. The main achievement of
this period was the standardization of the software
methods and the progressive increase of the reliability
of the applications.
01/03/1993 - 30/10/1997: JET,
UK, EURATOM fellow and PhD with the Oxford
University Magnet Group, Magnet
and Power Supplies Division. I was responsible for
the analysis, design, realization and experimental
validation of innovative control systems for the
optimization of the plasma operating region in a
nuclear fusion TOKAMAK-type reactor.
20/01/1992 - 01/03/1993,
05/08/1991 - 28/09/1991: JET, UK,
Research Assistant. I analysed, designed
and published an innovative control systems for the
stabilization of the vertical position of the plasma
in a TOKAMAK (See my List of publications). |
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PROFESSIONAL ASSOCIATIONS |
Member IEEE since 1999. |
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SKILLSANDADDITIONALINFORMATION |
Management,
leadership and technical skills:
Languages:
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