Are you driven by the challenge of advancing cutting‑edge science that can shape the future of clean energy? Do you see yourself providing technical and scientific leadership in fusion energy, tritium technology, and emerging fuel‑cycle systems—while collaborating with world‑class scientists, engineers, and international partners? Do you enjoy bringing people, ideas, and programs together to turn innovative research into real‑world impact? If you do, in this role, you will play a key part in strengthening and coordinating Canada’s fusion research efforts, supporting the Centre for Fusion Energy, and helping to grow and commercialize technologies that contribute to a sustainable energy future. So, if making a meaningful difference at the forefront of fusion and nuclear innovation excites you, this may be the opportunity for you— What will you be doing
- Supporting the Development of the Fusion Program at CN:
- Supporting the development of CNL’s fusion program by identifying and advancing areas where CNL can build and expand capabilities to progress fusion technologies.
- Coordinating and supporting fusion‑related activities with multiple stakeholders, including machine shops, research groups, and operational teams.
- Assisting with the planning, coordination, and execution of activities associated with the fusion program at CNL.
- Supporting Activities Associated with the Centre for Fusion Energy (CFE):
- Coordinating activities within the Centre for Fusion Energy to ensure effective collaboration and alignment.
- Supporting the administrative operations of the Centre, including preparing communications and facilitating coordination between CNL and other CFE member organizations.
- Developing and maintaining effective working relationships with internal and external CFE stakeholders.




- Coordinating Research Activities at CNL:
- Managing and coordinating the scheduling of research activities, including collaboration with groups outside the Hydrogen and Tritium Directorate.
- Tracking, compiling, and reporting on the progress of research projects.
- Monitoring, tracking, and reporting on deliverables and milestone achievement throughout the year.
- Communication and Stakeholder Relations:
- Developing and maintaining strong relationships with internal and external stakeholders.
- Assisting in aligning priorities, objectives, and expectations across stakeholder groups.
- Other duties as assigned by your manager. What we are looking for:
- Education
- At minimum, a Bachelor's (Honour) in Engineering or Science from a university of recognized standing; or membership in an engineering or scientific professional organization authorized by statute to establish qualification for membership in that organization.
- A Ph.
D. or master’s degree in nuclear engineering, chemical engineering, mechanical engineering, engineering physics, chemistry, physics or a related scientific field is preferred and would be considered an asset.
- Experience
- Minimum of 8-10 years of experience in a broad scientific or engineering discipline
- such as nuclear engineering, chemical engineering, chemistry, physics, or related fields
- with strong preference for expertise in fusion technologies.




- Experience operating laboratory‑and/or large‑scale test loops.
- Significant related engineering work experience.
- Experience in chemical or nuclear process engineering is considered an advantage.
- Experience with process simulation using commercial modelling tools is an asset.
- Demonstrated experience in preparing technical proposals, budgeting, and project planning is desired.
- Must possess a broad scientific and engineering foundation supported by formal education and substantial qualified experience.
- Significant experience in fusion technologies
- Experience with excelling in working with diverse internal and external stakeholders.
- Knowledge, Skills & Abilities
- Must possess a well‑rounded scientific and engineering foundation supported by formal education and demonstrated through progressive technical and organizational responsibilities.
- Demonstrated solid understanding of the Canadian nuclear industry, as well as fusion technologies, including R&D; priorities, process and product qualification requirements, and comprehensive technology, program, and project management practices.
- A demonstrated strong passion for science, technology, and innovation and a proven track record in project/program management.
- Demonstrated ability to deliver high‑quality technical work, apply sound leadership principles, and foster a collaborative, solution‑oriented work environment.
- A demonstrated strong technical foundation including advanced knowledge of scientific and engineering principles, materials science, and/or process modelling.
- A broad understanding of the national and international fusion landscape is considered a major asset.
- Exceptional written and verbal communication skills along with

📌 Fusion Integration Scientist (London)
🏢 CANADIAN NUCLEAR LABORATORIES
📍 London