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As a R&D Production Test Operator, you will test superconducting magnets, maintain test stands, and improve efficiency. Key responsibilities include building and operating testing equipment, documentation, troubleshooting issues, and collaborating with a multi-disciplinary team. Attention to detail and a strong understanding of mechanical and electrical systems are essential.

As an R&D Test Engineer, you will design, build, and commission test equipment for HTS magnets, collaborate across teams, develop test plans, operate tests under various conditions, troubleshoot discrepancies, and lead investigations whilst maintaining documentation and safety protocols.

As a Metrology Engineer, you will develop and qualify advanced mechanical inspection techniques for the SPARC project, collaborating with cross-functional teams in manufacturing, R&D, and supply chain. This role involves maintaining metrology equipment, assisting with new investments, and ensuring compliance with design requirements, alongside performing routine inspections and presenting results.

The NDT II Technician will perform inspections and tests on weldments and soldered structures, document inspection reports, analyze compliance with specifications, and support manufacturing operations for the SPARC project at Commonwealth Fusion Systems.

The Senior Operations Planner will manage supply planning to align with company goals, address production schedules, and mitigate risks. Responsibilities include coordinating with suppliers, monitoring schedules, negotiating resource allocation, translating engineering bills into planning signals, and innovating processes for efficiency in production lines.

As a Manufacturing Engineer, you will facilitate the transition of new products from development to production, collaborating with various teams to address product specifications, optimize manufacturing processes, and maintain quality standards. You'll also monitor manufacturing performance, provide training, and ensure safety compliance.

As an RF Systems Manager, you will lead a team in the design, manufacturing, and delivery of RF systems for fusion energy applications. Responsibilities include training engineers, managing vendor contracts, and ensuring safety protocols during industrial operations.

The Scientist – Wall Conditioning will lead the scientific and operational aspects of wall conditioning on SPARC, finalize system designs, develop operational plans, estimate tritium retention, and manage scientific collaborations. The role involves close collaboration with the fueling team and participating in the broader scientific mission of SPARC.

As a Lead Lab Technician, you will oversee a team of technicians, ensuring quality and safety standards are met, troubleshooting manufacturing discrepancies, testing and processing materials, and collaborating with engineers on subsystems and processes.

The Radiation Optics Engineer will design and execute experiments involving optical fibers and laser systems, conduct data analysis, and document results. Responsibilities include overseeing complex experimental designs, writing technical reports, and collaborating with a multidisciplinary team to innovate and solve problems in optical sensing and radiation measurement.

The EHS Specialist will develop and manage EHS processes and systems, analyze EHS data for trends and improvements, author relevant standards and programs, and collaborate with IT and other departments to ensure effective system functionality and compliance with regulations.

As a Production Technician on the second shift, you will be essential in building and testing superconducting magnets while ensuring operational maintenance and continuous improvement. You will collaborate with various departments, resolve manufacturing discrepancies, and utilize measurement tools to ensure quality and precision. Attention to detail and effective communication are key.

The Production Technician will be responsible for monitoring and executing the manufacturing processes for superconducting magnets. Key tasks include assembling electromechanical parts, troubleshooting manufacturing discrepancies, and maintaining equipment. The role focuses on collaboration with multiple departments to achieve production goals in a fast-paced environment.

The Production Technician will perform and monitor manufacturing processes for superconducting magnets while ensuring proper operation and maintenance of equipment. Responsibilities include assembling electromechanical parts, troubleshooting manufacturing discrepancies, operating production equipment, and communicating effectively within a multidisciplinary team to enhance processes and meet quality objectives.

As an Inventory Coordinator, you will assist the inventory team with materials management, including shipping and receiving processes, ensuring compliance with safety standards, conducting physical inventories, and resolving discrepancies. You will also maintain inventory control records and operate various material handling equipment.

The Inventory Lead will manage warehouse and materials operations, ensure inventory accuracy, lead the team in inventory activities, and maintain safety and compliance standards. Responsibilities include supervising inventory specialists, conducting cycle counts, reporting on inventory discrepancies, and collaborating with management on resource allocation.

As a Lead Lab Assembly Technician, you will build complex subassemblies for the SPARC Tokamak, ensuring high quality and maintaining cleanliness standards. You will oversee other technicians, perform testing, and collaborate with scientists and engineers to refine work procedures while leading assembly efforts.

As a Production Technician, you will perform and monitor the manufacturing processes of superconducting magnets, ensuring functional operation and preventive maintenance of equipment. You will work closely with various departments, troubleshoot discrepancies, and utilize mechanical tools while adhering to safety standards.

The Production Technician is responsible for assembling and testing superconducting magnets, ensuring equipment operation and maintenance, collaborating with teams on manufacturing processes, troubleshooting discrepancies, and maintaining quality and safety standards.

The Production Technician position involves monitoring and performing manufacturing processes for superconducting magnets, collaborating with various departments to meet production goals, and using precision tools to ensure quality and functionality of assembly. Responsibilities include troubleshooting, maintaining equipment, and developing new manufacturing techniques.