Mechanical Engineer - Fusion Systems & Lab Testing

General Fusion Inc; Richmond; On-site; CAD 95,000 - 115,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Flexible hours

RRSP Contribution

Job summary

General Fusion Inc is seeking a Mechanical Engineer to design, build and operate mechanical systems for the LM26 project in Richmond, BC. The role emphasizes hands-on work to convert prototypes into working machines for a groundbreaking fusion demonstration program.

You will lead mechanical design, run experiments, perform analyses and collaborate with engineers, technicians and partners. A background in mechanics, GD&T, and hardware in harsh environments is required; EGBC registration preferred.

Qualifications

• Bachelor's degree in mechanical engineering or engineering physics (with mechanical specialization).
• Minimum 5 years’ post-graduate experience in practical mechanical design and design implementation.
• Experience in harsh and demanding environments (high vacuum, high energy, high cleanliness).
• Experience leading and supporting technicians and support staff.

Responsibilities

• Building, commissioning, and operating complete mechanical systems for large projects.
• Mechanical design for complex challenges with analytical calculations and FEA as needed.
• Designing and operating experiments to test design hypotheses.
• Technical analysis of test results and recommendations to improve machine performance.
• Designing, building, and operating electrical, pneumatic, and hydraulic systems.
• Collaborating with engineers, technicians, and lab staff to meet deliverables.
• Documenting design details and test results.
• Contributing to team growth and process development.

Skills

Strong fundamentals: statics & dyn.

Hands-on mechanical work

Prototype testing & iteration

Team collaboration

GD&T knowledge

Ability to meet deadlines

Education

Bachelor's in mechanical engineering or engineering physics

Tools

SolidWorks

SolidWorks PDM

Job description

General Fusion Inc is seeking a Mechanical Engineer to design, build and operate mechanical systems for the LM26 project in Richmond, BC. The role emphasizes hands-on work to convert prototypes into working machines for a groundbreaking fusion demonstration program.

You will lead mechanical design, run experiments, perform analyses and collaborate with engineers, technicians and partners. A background in mechanics, GD&T, and hardware in harsh environments is required; EGBC registration preferred.