Full-Time
Computational Plasma Engineer
Updated on 4/20/2024
Develops fusion power plants for clean energy
Compensation Overview
$90,000 - $145,000Annually
Junior, Mid
Everett, WA, USA
- B.S. or M.S. in Physics, engineering, or related field of study with a emphasis in magnetics
- An understanding of magnetic field diffusion and eddy currents
- Ability to understand FRC physics
- Write scripts to analyze output, parse files, and create plots in a common coding language (e.g. MATLAB, Fortran, C, Python, etc.)
- Previous MATLAB and Fortran experience
- Some experience using or writing computer simulation tools for circuit dynamics, fluid dynamics, transient magnetics, or plasma dynamics
- Run internal MHD code to simulate FRC dynamics for a wide range of simulation conditions
- Calculate FRC dynamics, circuit response, and magnetic loads to help develop fusion generators
- Perform analysis related to interpreting experimental measurements by reproducing the experimental conditions with internal MHD code
- Learn from the experts to expand technical skillset and domain knowledge
- Communicate simulation results and findings with accuracy and rigor to both scientists and engineers by preparing reports, presentations, and graphics
Helion is at the forefront of developing the world's first fusion power plant, which utilizes deuterium and helium-3 to generate clean and abundant energy. This company excels in innovation with breakthroughs in plasma temperatures and sustainable energy technologies. Working at Helion offers a unique opportunity to contribute to cutting-edge, significant advancements in the energy sector, within a culture that values leadership and technical achievement in clean energy production.
Company Stage
Series E
Total Funding
$2.3B
Headquarters
Everett, Washington
Founded
2013
6 month growth
↑ 21%1 year growth
↑ 48%2 year growth
↑ 296%Benefits
Medical, dental, & vision insurance
401k
Parental leave
Life & disability insurance
PTO
Equity
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