Drive the next generation of fusion energy as a Computational Physicist with Type One Energy. Located in Knoxville, TN, Madison, WI, or Vancouver, BC, contribute to pioneering efforts in sustainable power.

This full-time position involves developing predictive models and simulations that facilitate stellarator design. You will play a vital role in guiding the commercialization of fusion energy through advanced plasma phenomena modeling. Your cooperative spirit will help bridge the gap between theory, simulation, and practical engineering challenges.

Key Responsibilities:
Develop effective frameworks for plasma operational scenarios
Predict plasma behavior through gyrokinetic turbulence simulations
Contribute to tools for edge plasma physics




Support integrated modeling for plasma performance analysis
Collaborate with engineers to optimize system design

Requirements:
PhD in Plasma Physics, Computational Physics, or similar
Solid grounding in plasma theory and numerical methods
Experience with simulation codes and HPC settings
Solid programming skills (Python, C++, Fortran)
Team-oriented approach to multidisciplinary projects

Join Type One Energy and lead the charge towards effective and sustainable solutions in fusion energy.
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📌 Advanced Modeling With Type One Energy Regina (Canada)
🏢 Type One Energy
📍 Canada