Commonwealth Fusion Systems
Electrical Engineer
- Confirmed live in the last 24 hours
- $134k–$205k
- Mid level
- Full-time
- On-site · Devens, MA
- 5+ yrs exp
- Added 1 month ago
About this role
Commonwealth Fusion Systems seeks a Senior Electrical Engineer to lead electrical design projects within their Pulsed Electrical Distribution System team, coordinating across functions and ensuring designs meet specifications, timelines, and budgets.
What you'll do
- Lead and coordinate electrical design projects for fusion power systems
- Interface with cross-functional stakeholders to align on project goals
- Ensure high-quality design releases that meet technical specifications
- Manage project timelines and adherence to allocated budgets
- Oversee the Pulsed Electrical Distribution System (PEDS) electrical architecture
- Report to the Manager of Power Electronics with design recommendations
What they're looking for
- Electrical system design and analysis
- Power electronics expertise
- Project management and coordination
- Cross-functional stakeholder communication
- CAD and simulation tools proficiency
- High-voltage system design
- Pulsed power systems knowledge
- Budget and timeline management
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Commonwealth Fusion Systems
Commonwealth Fusion Systems develops next-generation fusion power technology, including high-temperature superconducting magnets and the SPARC fusion power demonstrator. The company is hiring R&D engineers, test engineers, mechanical engineers, and metrology specialists to advance fusion energy development through rigorous testing, innovative fluid systems design, manufacturing optimization, and precision measurement of complex reactor components.
- Industry
- Technology & Software
Likely interview questions
- Describe your experience designing pulsed electrical distribution systems or high-power electrical systems.
- How do you approach coordinating electrical design projects across multiple engineering disciplines?