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Proxima Fusion

Develops commercial fusion reactors using QI-HTS

Electrical Distribution Engineer

Power Systems EngineeringUpdated on Nov 7
Full-timeNo salary listedIn-person

About the Job

Requirements

  • A university or higher-education degree in Electrical Engineering, Control Systems, Computer Science, or an equivalent field.
  • A strong background in electrical engineering, control systems, or a related field, with hands-on experience in industrial environments.
  • Adaptability and motivation to grow with evolving technologies and increasing system complexity.

Responsibilities

  • Define and develop the plant's electrical architecture, ensuring reliable and efficient operation across diverse electrical loads and systems.
  • Lead grid integration studies and analyses, including load flow, fault, stability, power quality, and protection coordination assessments.
  • Specify and oversee the integration of electrical equipment, including transformers, switchgear, protection systems, and power conversion technologies.
  • Establish monitoring, diagnostics, and condition-based maintenance approaches to improve asset reliability and reduce unplanned downtime.
  • Develop predictive maintenance frameworks using operational and equipment health data.
  • Evaluate and develop opportunities for advanced grid services, including flexibility, ancillary services, demand response, and other emerging market offerings.
  • Explore innovative digital and online services that can enhance plant performance, operational visibility, and value creation within future energy systems.

Desired Qualifications

  • Experience in grid integration, or electrical infrastructure for industrial, utility-scale, or energy-related facilities.
  • Knowledge of reactive power compensation.

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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