Subassemblies Specialist
Commonwealth Fusion Systems
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- Pay
- $90K to $145K
- a year
- Location
- Devens, MA
- Work style
- On-site
- Job type
- Full time
- Posted
- Sep 30
- 19 days ago
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About the company
Commonwealth Fusion Systems
Renewables & environment · 501 to 1,000 employees
What you'll do
- Build precision, ultra high vacuum subassemblies for SPARC teams, then install them into the Tokamak.
- Build high power RF antennas, plasma facing components, port plugs, coils and plasma diagnostics.
What you need
- Ability to occasionally lift up to 50 lbs
- Ability to perform activities such as sitting, climbing, stooping, typing, and standing for extended periods of time
- Willingness to occasionally travel for required nights/weekends/on-call
- Dedication to safety to mitigate industrial hazards that may include heat, cold, noise, fumes, strong magnets, lead (Pb), high voltage, and cryogenics
Key skills
hands-on assemblytechnical experienceattention to detailbuild quality
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Join the power movement as a Subassemblies Specialist
The Subassemblies team is responsible for delivering precision, ultra high vacuum subassemblies for seven major teams that go into the SPARC Tokamak. As a Subassemblies Specialist, you will be the last set of hands and eyes on critical parts; as such, meticulous attention to detail in build quality is necessary. You will draw upon your years of technical experience building complex systems to help streamline workflows and deliver the best possible parts. Once all the subassemblies are built (roughly a two year timeline) you will be uniquely qualified to install the subassemblies into the Tokamak and your role will transition to the Assembly of the machine. This role is truly a once in a lifetime opportunity to use hands-on assembly skills to accelerate the development of fusion energy by ensuring SPARC is built on time and to high quality. The main systems you will be building are high power RF antennas, plasma facing components, port plugs, error field correction coils, vertical stability coils and plasma diagnostics; the bespoke tools used for real-time control of a burning plasma and to achieve SPARC's science mission.