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The Corporate Finance Analyst supports treasury, banking operations, financing, equity administration, investor compliance, tax workstreams, reconciliations, controls, and recurring financial deliverables. The role coordinates cross-functional inputs, maintains trackers and documentation, identifies risks and process gaps, and ensures accurate, timely completion of assigned work. Responsibilities include cash and liquidity analysis, banking administration, cap-table support, diligence packages, tax credits, compliance calendars, and control evidence.

Own and operate the company’s internal controls program, including risk assessment, documentation, remediation, management reporting, and audit readiness. Serve as the technical accounting lead by researching U.S. GAAP matters, developing accounting policies, and translating conclusions into processes and controls. Partner with Accounting, FP&A, Legal, IT, People, Supply Chain, and program teams during system implementations and business growth. Coordinate with external auditors while maintaining internal ownership of controls and accounting decisions.

Process 200–300 invoices weekly, perform two- and three-way matching, investigate discrepancies, communicate with vendors and internal teams, support payments and month-end close, reconcile statements, prepare accrual support, and identify process improvements while maintaining approvals and documentation controls.

Provides hands-on OT and IT infrastructure support at a manufacturing site, maintaining servers, network equipment, cabling, edge compute, endpoints, and security controls. Installs and configures networking hardware, manages assets, supports Windows, macOS, and Linux systems, collaborates with engineering and cybersecurity teams, responds to site security events, and creates technical documentation. The role is fully on-site, includes physical work around industrial equipment, and requires occasional on-call, nights, weekends, and travel.

Supports senior project managers with planning, scheduling, tracking, reporting, risk escalation, cross-functional coordination, and process improvement for engineering and assembly projects. Maintains schedules, milestones, action items, and project data using project-management tools. The role is an onsite internship in Devens, Massachusetts, requiring collaboration with technical and nontechnical teams and adherence to industrial safety requirements.

Supports controls engineering for advanced fusion equipment through schematic drafting, PLC programming and configuration, safety component selection, and control software specification, development, and testing. The intern may work on site in Milpitas and must follow stringent safety practices around industrial hazards, high voltage, cryogenics, and strong magnets. The role is intended for currently enrolled engineering students with electrical engineering coursework, automation experience, and completed circuits and power courses.

Administer and support enterprise PLM, ERP, and MES applications across engineering, manufacturing, and business teams. Responsibilities include user access management, ticket resolution, root-cause analysis, system configuration, documentation, training, license auditing, automation, user acceptance testing, release validation, and troubleshooting data flows between systems.

Leads controls engineering for complex manufacturing and test equipment, including conceptual development, system architecture, electrical schematics, PLC programming, SCADA modules, commissioning, troubleshooting, root cause analysis, vendor coordination, and process characterization. Provides technical leadership, mentors engineers, develops reusable automation solutions, manages equipment risks, and supports cross-functional alignment. The role requires onsite work, occasional travel, physical activity, and safety compliance in environments involving high voltage, cryogenics, magnets, fumes, and other hazards.

Manufacturing Engineering Interns will develop, implement, and qualify manufacturing processes; design tooling, fixtures, and jigs using CAD; create and maintain process documentation; support continuous improvement; and resolve production blockers. The role is on-site in Devens, Massachusetts, with potential nights, weekends, on-call work, and occasional travel. Interns must be enrolled in an engineering degree program and authorized to work in the United States.

Support industrial engineering and process improvement initiatives across production areas. Conduct time studies, collect and analyze data, map processes, and identify ways to improve productivity and reduce waste. Assist with production floor layouts, material flow, and workspace optimization. The role requires an engineering-related degree program, strong problem-solving and communication skills, safety awareness, and occasional flexibility for travel, nights, weekends, or on-call work.