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A leading sustainable energy company in Munich seeks a Computational Physicist to develop and apply numerical models for fusion plasma behavior. Candidates should have a PhD or Masters in relevant fields and experience in building numerical tools. Responsibilities include designing workflows, writing high-performance scientific code, and collaborating with engineers. This role emphasizes modern software practices, including LLM-based tools. Join a diverse team committed to advancing clean energy solutions.
At Proxima Fusion, we're driven by a bold mission – to redefine the future of sustainable energy. Our unique concept, built upon the groundbreaking W7-X stellarator and the latest advances in technology, paves the way for commercially viable fusion power plants.
What’s more, our work in stellarator optimization, powered by cutting‑edge computation and machine learning, is propelling us into uncharted territories of fusion technology. New higher performance design points are unlocked by high temperature superconducting magnets.
To fully grasp this huge opportunity, we’re building a team of extremely dedicated and passionate people who come together driving something extraordinary, radically transforming technology in the world.
As a computational physicist at Proxima, you will play a central role in developing and applying state‑of‑the‑art numerical models that characterise the behaviour of fusion plasmas. This is a deeply hands‑on technical role to design, implement, and validate simulation tools and numerical methods to answer research questions at the frontier of plasma physics.
This role is specifically tailored for someone who will spend the majority of their time building, improving and validating such simulation tools, rather than primarily running existing codes and workflows. You will leverage modern software engineering practices—including the effective use of large language models (LLMs) as development aids—to accelerate code development, refactoring, testing, and documentation, while retaining full ownership of scientific correctness and numerical integrity.
The production‑quality simulation tools that you build will inform critical design and physics decisions for future fusion power plants.
At Proxima Fusion, our mission is bold: making limitless clean energy a reality. To get there, we need a high‑performing, diverse team that brings different perspectives, challenges assumptions, and builds together with purpose. We know that diversity of thought and experience leads to better ideas, stronger execution, and a more resilient team. We don’t look at how you identify, what you look like, who you choose to worship or what ethnicity you are. We care about what you can bring to the table.