Automation Engineer – Magnet Industrialisation

Meyandy LLC; München; Hybrid; EUR 65.000 - 100.000; Vollzeit

Zusammenfassung

Proxima Fusion GmbH in Munich is seeking an Automation Engineer to industrialise magnet production. You will design, program and operate automation cells for welding, bonding, sealing and coating, turning advanced concepts into scalable hardware.

You will define requirements for automation cells, contribute to control strategies for new production lines, and collaborate across engineering teams to deliver repeatable, safe, high-performance manufacturing processes in a fast-growing fusion

Qualifikationen

• Master’s degree in mechanical, mechatronics or a related engineering field.
• Extensive hands-on experience in robotics and automation in industry.
• Experience with FANUC systems is a plus.
• Knowledge of industrial communication protocols (OPC UA, Profinet).

Aufgaben

• Advise on future line design and automation concepts.
• Define automation cell requirements for different processes to ensure performance, repeatability and safe operation.
• Contribute to the development of control strategies for new production lines.
• Build and commission automation cells, including FAT at supplier sites.
• Identify and test different manufacturing and in-process monitoring approaches.
• Design jigs and tools for magnet industrialised production.
• Collaborate closely with engineers and technicians across multiple teams.

Kenntnisse

Robotics

Automation

Process monitoring

Production environments

FANUC systems

Offline programming

OPC UA

Industrial communication

Ausbildung

Master's degree in mechanical, mechatronics or similar engineering field

Tools

RoboGuide

RobotStudio

Process Simulate

Jobbeschreibung

# Automation Engineer – Magnet IndustrialisationProxima Fusion GmbHVia arbeitnowMunich, DEPubliée il y a 14h## Description du poste**WHO WE ARE**Proxima Fusion is Europe’s fastest-growing fusion company and the continent’s best-funded fusion player, as well as the first spin-out from the Max Planck Institute for Plasma Physics (IPP). Backed by over €650M and powered by a growing team across Munich, Zurich, and Oxford, we are developing the hardware and infrastructure needed to deliver the world’s first commercial stellarator fusion power plant.Our concept advances the most mature fusion technology out there, the Wendelstein 7-X stellarator, through two next-generation machines: Alpha and Stellaris. Our work combines stellarator optimization, advanced computation, machine learning, and high-temperature superconducting magnets to unlock higher-performance designs that were previously out of reach.Turning these designs into a functioning fusion power plant requires excellence and ownership across every discipline, from physics and engineering to software, manufacturing, law, and business functions. **TEAM & ROLE*** **Architect a breakthrough energy technology** – Play a defining role in designing and integrating the systems that will power the world’s first commercial stellarator fusion plant, influencing decisions that shape the future of clean energy.* **Solve some of the most complex engineering challenges in fusion** – Work across magnet design, HTS technology, manufacturing, structural integration, and controls, turning cutting-edge science into real hardware* **Move fast and build what matters** – Join a highly ambitious, multidisciplinary team that combines cutting-edge simulation with hands-on engineering, turning bold ideas into real hardware on the path to commercial fusion.**WHY JOIN PROXIMA FUSION*** You will get to work on some of the most complex tech challenges to bring abundant, safe, clean energy to the world.* You'll get to join and learn from an exceptional selection of accomplished and driven individuals.* Do your life’s best work and enjoy the journey.* Get to show that big things are possible in Europe when you assemble the best talent.**YOUR IMPACT**You will support the industrialisation of production processes for magnet production, contributing directly to the execution of key activities within Proxima’s magnet program.You will play a central role in designing, programming and operating automation cells performing a wide array of production processes such as welding, bonding, sealing and coating.You will operate across a wide range of technical tasks, from design and engineering to hands on production work, and collaborating closely with engineers and technicians**WHAT YOU WILL DO*** Advise on future line design and automation concepts* Define the requirements for automation cells for different processes to ensure performance, repeatability and safe operation* Contribute to the development of control strategies for new production lines* You will build and commission automation cells, including running FAT at supplier sites* Identify and test different manufacturing and in-process monitoring approaches* Design jigs and tools for magnet industrialised production* Support in the process development and prototyping of magnets, with scalability and repeatability in mind.* Collaborate closely with engineers and technicians across multiple teams**WHO YOU ARE*** A master ́s degree in mechanical, mechatronics or similar engineering field* A wide experience in robotics, automation and process monitoring in an industrial setting* Strong hands-on experience in production environments over a wide range of production processes (for ex. welding, machining, assembly, bonding)* Experience with robotic simulation and offline programming (e.g. RoboGuide, RobotStudio, Process Simulate). Previous work on FANUC systems is a plus* Familiarity with industrial communication protocols (e.g., OPC UA, Ethernet, Profinet)* Proficient in industrial-level PLC p...