- Cfsenergy
- Devens, MA
- Full-Time
- 16 days ago
Senior R&D Test Engineer - Fluid Systems.
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Senior R&D Test Engineer - Fluid Systems: our view in 3 lines...
- The Role:This role is for a senior engineer developing fluid systems for R&D test stands supporting fusion energy testing.
- The Person:The person will design, build, commission, and operate fluid systems for test stands, develop instrumentation and automation, run analyses and simulations, and source and specify components and vendor parts.
- Requirements:The ideal candidate has a bachelor’s degree in mechanical, chemical, process engineering, or a closely related field, plus 7+ years of experience using ANSYS, COMSOL, 1D compressible flow codes, Python, and MATLAB.
About the role
Join the power movement as an Senior R&D Test Engineer
The role of an Senior R&D Test Engineer is to develop novel fluid systems for R&D test stands, with a major focus on supporting magnet testing. The range of process fluids is broad (liquid, gaseous, cryogenic, supercritical, molten salt, etc.), requiring strong mechanical and chemical engineering fundamentals. The ideal candidate will be resourceful—combining industry best practices, off-the-shelf and customized hardware, and creativity to deliver these fluid systems on tight timelines.
Projects will be on varying scales, from smaller-scale test stands and deep system analysis to larger, complex projects as needed for SPARC and ARC. In addition to designing and building, the engineer will actively operate as a test engineer to commission systems and design automation alongside a team of test/software engineers and operators. You must work collaboratively across production, R&D, procurement, and the SPARC team. Various projects will also require flexing outside of traditional fluids engineering into other disciplines, such as structures and materials engineering, to successfully retire risks for SPARC and ARC.
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