An internship position for a Cryogenics Engineer focusing on designing and analyzing cryogenic helium systems to maintain superconducting temperatures for fusion magnets, within a fast-paced and collaborative environment.
Key Responsibilities
Assist in engineering design and analysis of cryogenic helium systems
Support development of systems to maintain superconducting temperatures for HTS magnets
Contribute to taking designs from concept to hardware implementation
Requirements
Currently enrolled as a student in an engineering or related technical field, pursuing an undergraduate or graduate degree, with availability for a Fall 2026 co-op position.
Ability to work onsite at Commonwealth Fusion Systems facilities (LI-Onsite).
Experience or coursework related to engineering design and analysis.
Knowledge of cryogenic helium systems or related cryogenic engineering principles is preferred but not explicitly required; candidates should demonstrate relevant technical understanding or coursework.
Ability to work in a fast-paced, collaborative environment, taking designs from concept to hardware within short time spans.
Compliance with U.S. laws concerning the export of controlled or protected technologies or information (Export Control Laws); any employment offer is contingent upon compliance with these laws.
Benefits & Perks
Compensation/salary range (not specified in the posting)
Work schedule: Onsite work environment
Work environment perks: Fast-paced, collaborative setting
Additional benefits: Opportunities for engineering design and analysis experience, working on cryogenic helium systems, being part of a mission-driven team, diverse perspectives, equal opportunity employment
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