Commonwealth Fusion Systems Benefits Overview

Develop mission-critical real-time control algorithms, hardware communication software, simulation models, and Hardware-in-the-Loop testbeds for fusion energy systems. Build production-ready C++ or Rust applications on Linux, develop Python tools, analyze offline data, and execute integrated testing. Collaborate with multidisciplinary engineering teams to gather requirements, integrate software with testbeds, validate SPARC control systems, and improve company-wide software tooling and processes.

Designs, analyzes, fabricates, commissions, and tests mechanical and electro-mechanical assemblies and specialized test equipment for HTS cable magnets. Responsibilities include structural, thermal, and fluid analysis; CAD and documentation; instrumentation and test planning; safety reviews; troubleshooting; data analysis; and cross-functional collaboration across R&D, manufacturing, design, and procurement.

Develops mission-critical real-time control algorithms, hardware communication software, simulation models, and testbed infrastructure for fusion power systems. Builds production-ready C++ or Rust applications on Linux, develops Python tools, performs offline data analysis, and supports integrated testing of SPARC control software. The role requires collaboration with multidisciplinary engineering teams, requirements gathering, software integration, and validation of real-time systems in industrial environments.