Mechanical Design Engineer Fusion Systems (British Columbia)

Mechanical Design Engineer Fusion Systems (British Columbia)

09 Nov
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Type One Energy
|
British Columbia

09 Nov

Type One Energy

British Columbia

Design stellarator fusion systems in Knoxville with Siemens NX, engineering analysis, and first-of-a-kind component experience. Type One Energy offers permanent full time employment.
As a Mechanical Design Engineer, you will create conceptual, preliminary, and final designs for fusion power plant systems. The work covers vacuum vessels, divertors, magnets, and plasma-facing components. You will develop complex concepts, review drawings, design experiments, and evaluate testing.
Key Responsibilities: Translate requirements into functional stellarator components and systems
Develop three-dimensional designs and technical specifications
Align interface requirements among stellarator systems
Interpret simulations for design optimization and performance improvement




Resolve technical questions during fabrication efforts
Requirements: Bachelor’s degree in relevant engineering discipline; master’s preferred
Five or more years of relevant experience
Siemens NX experience is highly desirable
Expertise in mechanical design, failure modes, and lifecycle reliability
Experience with first-of-a-kind component design
Apply mechanical design, analysis, and integration expertise to advance Type One Energy’s stellarator fusion power systems in Knoxville.

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📌 Mechanical Design Engineer Fusion Systems (British Columbia)
🏢 Type One Energy
📍 British Columbia

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