<make your own role> at Maritime Fusion (W25)
$120K - $200K  •  0.10% - 1.00%
Fusion reactors for ships
San Francisco, CA, US
Full-time
Any (new grads ok)
About Maritime Fusion

Maritime Fusion is building fusion reactors for ships. We’re laser focused on designing, optimizing, and manufacturing HTS tokamaks to decarbonize global shipping and deliver operational energy and HTS technology to defense customers. Since participating in the world's leading startup accelerator, Y Combinator, we’ve moved quickly to plot the most pragmatic path to getting the First of a Kind (FOAK) fusion reactors out in the world in an application most primed to benefit from recent advances in High Temperature Superconducting (HTS) magnet technology. Our founding team brings a unique blend of hands-on engineering experience from Tesla and SpaceX, combined with deep academic expertise in plasma physics and fusion energy technology from academia and industry.

About the role

Don’t see a role that fits but really want to work at Maritime Fusion? Let us know here what you can do / how you can contribute. We’re always looking for talented and driven people, so don’t hesitate to apply. We read every application personally and give everyone a fair shot.

Technology

Plasma physics (equilibrium, current drive, turbulence, shaping, etc) Structural and magnet engineering (10T toroidal field magnets) Systems integration (vacuum vessel + beam ports + diagnostics + blanket tank + fueling + maintenance operations) Feedback control (disruption avoidance and prediction, quench detection) auxiliary systems (magnet cryogenic system, RF gyrotrons + power supplies, molten salt system and heat exchanger)

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