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.
About this role
This is a junior RF and millimeter-wave systems engineering role in the product-development work for gyrotron tubes, high-power microwave sources, and surrounding equipment for fusion-energy projects. Working with experienced engineers, the role connects research in electromagnetics, plasma, electron beams, or vacuum electronic devices with the design of physical products.
The engineer designs resonators, mode converters, windows, waveguides, and quasi-optical mirrors, and performs electromagnetic simulations. The work also includes low-power testing, millimeter-wave measurement and data analysis, participation in adjustment and testing of actual equipment, and feeding results back into the design. It includes documenting the design process and joining technical discussions. Programming named in the posting includes Python, Julia, C++, and MATLAB.
Applicants must have completed, or be expected to complete, a master's degree in electronic, electrical, or control engineering, physics, applied physics, or a related field. They must have built a foundation in electromagnetics or plasma/electron physics through research, and have intermediate-or-higher English for technical-document reading and participation in English meetings. Practical experience is not required.
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