- Cfsenergy
- Devens, MA
- Full-Time
- 10 days ago
Staff Dimensional Engineer – SPARC.
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Staff Dimensional Engineer – SPARC: our view in 3 lines...
- The Role:This role is for an experienced dimensional engineering specialist working on large hardware for fusion energy systems.
- The Person:The person will set GD&T and datum strategy, perform tolerance and variation analysis, define inspection requirements, support NCR dispositions, review engineering changes, and coach engineers on dimensional management.
- Requirements:The ideal candidate has 10+ years of dimensional engineering experience, mastery of GD&T (ASME Y14.5), proven tolerance stack-up capability, and experience with 3D variation analysis.
About the role
SPARC is a first-of-a-kind machine, and it presents some of the hardest dimensional management problems in industry today: large high-field magnets, tight tolerances on complex geometries at meter scale, novel materials, and assembly stack-ups with no precedent to copy from. CFS is seeking a Staff Dimensional Engineer to be the technical authority for dimensional management across HTS Magnet production and the SPARC project.
This is a role for someone who wants to define a discipline, not inherit one. You will own how design intent becomes buildable, verifiable hardware: setting GD&T and datum strategy with Engineering, analyzing variation propagation through assembly sequences before hardware proves it the hard way, and defining what we measure and to what acceptance criteria. Your decisions will shape how fusion hardware is toleranced, measured, and accepted, on SPARC and on the ARC power plants that follow.
You will work alongside a metrology team equipped with laser trackers, portable CMM arms, and structured-light scanning, and with an established Quality Engineering organization that owns statistical process control and measurement system analysis, so your focus stays on the geometry.

