Define fusion power plant controls at Xcimer Energy in Denver, using system architecture, industrial networks, and instrumentation expertise onsite. Shape Inertial Fusion Energy controls from concept through detailed design. As a Control Systems Architect, you will partner with the control systems director across Xcimer’s Inertial Fusion Energy program. You will translate plant control philosophy into architecture, interfaces, requirements, and design baselines. Your work spans laser, fusion chamber, fuel processing, and power conversion systems. Key Responsibilities:

Define safety, real-time, and supervisory control architecture layers Develop requirements and interface definitions for major plant systems Design I/O, signals, sequences, interlocks, and operating modes Evaluate platforms, protocols, standards,



and prototype testbeds Support trade studies, reviews, staffing, and schedule inputs Requirements:

Bachelor’s degree in electrical, computer, or related STEM engineering Typically 10+ years designing controls for large facilities Knowledge of PLC, DCS, safety, SCADA/HMI, networks, historians Experience with requirements, interface documents, narratives, and design reviews U.S. citizenship, permanent residency, refugee, or granted asylum status Apply architecture judgment and hands-on controls expertise to advance Xcimer Energy’s first-of-a-kind fusion power plant.

📌 Control Systems Architect Fusion Power (Picton)
🏢 Xcimer Energy
📍 Picton