The Assembly Process Engineer will develop and manage assembly processes for the SPARC tokamak device, collaborating with design teams to create efficient, safe, and cost-effective assembly procedures and work instructions for large-scale fusion equipment.
Key Responsibilities
Create, define, and instruct the assembly process for the SPARC tokamak device.
Collaborate with system design teams on assembly sequence and key steps.
Organize and designate how sub-assemblies come together to form the complete device.
Identify assembly methods and tools required for construction.
Write work instruction packets for assembly technicians to follow in the field.
Work with teams to find efficient, cost-effective, and safe assembly solutions.
Guide and organize the assembly of large, complex components of the device.
Requirements
Experience in creating, defining, instructing, and assisting in managing assembly processes for complex devices, including collaborating with system design teams on sequence and key steps.
Ability to organize and designate how various sub-assemblies will come together to create a larger device or system.
Experience in identifying assembly methods and tools required for assembling complex components.
Proficiency in writing work instruction packets for use by assembly technicians in the field.
Ability to work closely and collaborate with multidisciplinary teams, including physicists and engineers, to find efficient, creative, cost-effective, and safe assembly methods.
Experience in guiding and organizing the assembly of large, complex parts of a multi-million dollar device.
Minimum of 3 years of experience in assembly process engineering or a related field involving complex device assembly.
Educational background in engineering, physics, or a related technical discipline (such as a Bachelor's degree or higher).
Ability to work in fast-paced environments and adapt to dynamic project requirements.
Compliance with U.S. export control laws concerning the export of controlled or protected technologies or information.
Benefits & Perks
Competitive salary and compensation (implied by the role's seniority and scope)
Work environment perks: fast-paced environment, collaborative multidisciplinary team
Work schedule: Onsite work at CFS (implying standard or scheduled working hours)
Additional benefits: Commitment to diversity and equal opportunity employment
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