Design fusion-plant piping and piping-system R&D, including layouts, materials, stress analysis and 3D CAD. Requires relevant plant or piping experience, ASME/JIS knowledge and intermediate English.
Lead High-Voltage Power Supply Design and Development Engineer
About this role
This lead engineer role sits in the plasma-heating area and develops high-voltage power supplies for fusion-energy equipment. It focuses on robust electrical systems for extremely high-voltage operation.
The engineer applies power-electronics and circuit-design expertise to simulate and analyze systems, build prototypes, and test them under varied conditions. Work also includes component procurement and design oversight, plus technical support for installation, commissioning, operation, and maintenance. Required experience may cover high-voltage circuits of several kilovolts or more, industrial power-control design, high-voltage evaluation or withstand testing, or inverter, chopper, and switching-power-supply circuits.
Applicants need a bachelor’s degree or higher in electrical engineering, high-voltage engineering, or a related field, or equivalent practical experience. English is required for technical documents and meetings, and experience in at least two of the four areas is required. Nuclear or fusion expertise is not required.
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