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Proxima Fusion

Develops commercial fusion reactors using QI-HTS

Lab Technician - Mechatronics and Prototyping

Product AssemblyConfirmed live in the last 24 hours
Full-timeMunich, GermanyNo salary listed

About the Job

Requirements

  • Strong practical, hands-on problem-solving skills and ability to work independently and collaboratively in a workshop environment.
  • Excellent German and English language skills.
  • Strong technical background, such as vocational training or a technical college/university degree, with experience in machining, wiring, assembly, and test stand technology.
  • High standards for quality, precision, and safe working practices.

Responsibilities

  • Build and test mechanical and electromechanical prototypes based on early-stage design concepts.
  • Carry out rapid prototyping and mechanical assembly trials.
  • Develop fixtures, test setups, and scalable assembly processes.
  • Optimize and maintain workshop processes, tools, inventory, and calibration.
  • Operate workshop equipment including milling machines, lathes, and test stands.
  • Work closely with engineers to improve prototypes and prepare them for production.
  • Perform incoming goods inspections, maintain personal protective equipment and tools, and ensure safe working practices.
  • Maintain a clean, structured, and efficient lab and workshop environment.

About the Company

Proxima Fusion

Develops commercial fusion reactors using QI-HTS

Proxima Fusion designs and builds fusion power plants based on quasi-isodynamic high-temperature-superconductor (QI-HTS) stellarators. Its main project, Alpha, is a net-energy stellarator demonstrator near Munich developed with partners Bavaria, IPP and RWE to test and prove the technology before a commercial Stellaris plant planned for the 2030s. The company leverages its roots as the first Max Planck Institute for Plasma Physics spin-out and uses advanced HTS magnets to create steady magnetic confinement for fusion plasma, enabling a scalable path to power generation. Proxima differentiates itself by pursuing a clear commercial roadmap from a world-class research lineage, collaboration with industry and government partners, and a focus on the Stellaris design to move from a demonstrator to a market-ready fusion power plant. The goal is to deliver commercially viable fusion energy, moving from the Alpha demonstrator to fully commercial Stellaris plants in the 2030s.

Company size
51-200
Company stage
Series B
Total funding
$651.5M
Headquarters
Munich, Germany
Founded
2023

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