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Commonwealth Fusion Systems develops commercially viable fusion power plants, combining research, talent, and new technologies for the urgent transition to fusion energy.

Commonwealth Fusion Systems is revolutionizing the energy sector by developing commercially viable fusion power plants. Since 2018, they've secured over $2 billion in funding, making them the most well-funded fusion energy company in the US. As a Full-Stack Software Engineer, you'll join their Scientific Software team, working on critical applications that support superconducting magnet manufacturing and tokamak development. The role focuses on maintaining and expanding an internal web app that manages the world's largest HTS test dataset, built with modern TypeScript practices using React and Next.js. This position offers a unique blend of web development expertise and applied physics, requiring strong technical skills and cross-disciplinary communication. The role comes with competitive compensation ($150,000-$250,000), equity, comprehensive benefits, and the opportunity to contribute to groundbreaking clean energy technology. The ideal candidate will have production web application experience, strong TypeScript/React skills, and the ability to work in a fast-paced startup environment while maintaining high software quality standards.

Full-Stack Software Engineer role at Commonwealth Fusion Systems, developing critical web applications for fusion energy technology with TypeScript and React.

Full-Stack Software Engineer

Commonwealth Fusion Systems is developing commercially viable fusion power plants, having raised over $2 billion in capital since 2018.

Commonwealth Fusion Systems (CFS) is at the forefront of fusion energy development, working to revolutionize the energy industry through commercially viable fusion power plants. Since 2018, they've secured over $2 billion in funding, making them the most well-funded fusion energy company in the U.S.

The company is seeking an R&D HTS Test Engineer to join their team in Devens, MA, working on the SPARC net energy tokamak and future ARC tokamaks. This role is crucial in the development of compact high field magnet technology, which is essential for fusion energy systems. The position involves working with high temperature superconducting materials under extreme conditions, including high magnetic fields, neutron fluxes, and mechanical loads.

The ideal candidate will be responsible for managing a superconducting magnet system and conducting critical HTS characterization studies. This role offers the opportunity to work at the cutting edge of fusion energy technology, collaborating with multiple stakeholders across manufacturing, engineering, design, and R&D teams.

The position requires a strong background in physics or engineering, with specific experience in superconductor testing and cryogenic systems. The successful candidate will combine technical expertise with excellent communication skills and the ability to work in a fast-paced environment. This is an exciting opportunity to contribute to the urgent transition to fusion energy and be part of a team that's building the energy industry of the future.

CFS values diversity and maintains an inclusive work environment, considering all qualified applicants equally regardless of background. The company culture emphasizes integrity, execution, impact, and self-critique, making it an ideal place for mission-driven individuals who want to make a significant impact on the future of energy technology.

R&D HTS Test Engineer position at Commonwealth Fusion Systems, focusing on superconducting magnet systems and fusion energy development.

R&D HTS Test Engineer

Commonwealth Fusion Systems (CFS) is at the forefront of the urgent transition to fusion energy, combining decades of research with cutting-edge technologies to develop commercially viable fusion power plants. Since 2018, CFS has secured over $2 billion in capital, making it the most well-funded fusion energy company in the U.S.

As a Manufacturing Engineer - NPI at CFS, you'll be instrumental in bridging the gap between product development and full-scale production. Working on a weekend shift (6:00 am - 6:00 pm), you'll collaborate with cross-functional teams to ensure smooth product transitions from R&D to manufacturing. The role demands expertise in manufacturing processes, Lean methodologies, and hands-on problem-solving.

Your responsibilities will span from developing manufacturing processes and conducting DFM/DFA analysis to creating comprehensive documentation and training production personnel. You'll work with state-of-the-art technology in fusion energy, including magnets, thermo-mechanical assemblies, and vacuum systems.

The ideal candidate brings 5+ years of manufacturing engineering experience, strong analytical skills, and the ability to thrive in a fast-paced environment. You'll be joining a company that values integrity, execution, impact, and self-critique, working alongside mission-driven professionals who are passionate about revolutionizing the energy industry.

CFS offers a unique opportunity to be part of the clean energy revolution, working with cutting-edge technology while contributing to a sustainable future. The company maintains a strong commitment to diversity and inclusion, welcoming perspectives from all backgrounds to tackle complex challenges in fusion energy development.

Manufacturing Engineer role at Commonwealth Fusion Systems, focusing on transitioning new products from development to production in fusion energy technology.

Manufacturing Engineer - NPI - Weekend Shift

Commonwealth Fusion Systems (CFS) has the fastest, lowest cost path to commercial fusion energy. CFS collaborates with MIT to leverage decades of research combined with groundbreaking new high-temperature superconducting (HTS) magnet technology.

Commonwealth Fusion Systems (CFS) is at the forefront of commercial fusion energy development. Collaborating with MIT, CFS leverages decades of research and groundbreaking high-temperature superconducting (HTS) magnet technology to create compact fusion power plants that can be built faster and at lower cost. Their mission is to rapidly deploy these power plants to meet global decarbonization goals.

As a Controls Engineer at CFS, you'll play a crucial role in developing machine and operational concepts for fusion energy technology. You'll work closely with R&D staff and engineering peers to create robust system architectures supporting various controls components. Your responsibilities will span from initial design through commissioning, operational fine-tuning, and validation, ensuring all systems function reliably and meet design goals.

Key responsibilities include:
- Collaborating with the R&D team on equipment interfaces and control requirements
- Participating in equipment conceptual development
- Writing and debugging PLC structured text
- Implementing control reliable safety systems
- Designing and modifying electrical schematics
- Creating user-friendly HMI screens
- Integrating machine interactions with plant-wide SCADA systems
- Optimizing automated operations for maximum efficiency

The ideal candidate will have a bachelor's degree in a relevant engineering field, 5+ years of experience as a controls engineer on complex mechanical systems, and proficiency in PLC programming, HMI design, and various industrial control standards.

CFS offers a competitive salary range of $80,000 - $180,000 per year, plus equity and benefits. Join a dynamic team dedicated to solving one of the world's most pressing challenges through innovative fusion energy technology.

Controls Software Engineer at Commonwealth Fusion Systems, developing machine and operational concepts for fusion energy technology.

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