Fusion-Driven Mechanical & Magnet Engineering Intern

Commonwealth Fusion Systems LLC; Harvard (MA); On-site; USD 34,000 - 52,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Sick time

Health insurance

401(k) with employer matching

Professional growth opportunities

Team-building activities

Job summary

Commonwealth Fusion Systems LLC is seeking Mechanical or Magnet Engineering Interns for 13–26 week on-site roles in Devens, MA. Interns work 40–50 hours weekly with hourly pay based on year in school; on-site housing/transportation may be needed.

Projects span tooling design, magnet production, and design-for-manufacturing. Open to BS, MS, and PhD students, with emphasis on hands-on experimentation and collaboration within engineering teams.

Qualifications

• Pursuing a degree in Mechanical Engineering and active student status.
• Experience with 3D CAD, machine shop, rapid prototyping and assembly.
• Strong troubleshooting and problem-solving skills across projects.
• Excellent communication and teamwork within technical teams and with non-technical partners.
• Authorized to work in the United States for any employer.

Responsibilities

• Tooling and hardware design to accelerate magnet production and assembly.
• Perform multiphysics and structural analysis and develop optimization tools.
• Prototype and iterate next-generation designs for cost reduction and manufacturability.

Skills

3D CAD

Rapid prototyping

Hands-on teamwork

Problem-solving

Education

Enrolled in Mechanical Engineering program

Tools

Machine shop equipment

Prototyping equipment

First-principles analysis tools

Job description

Commonwealth Fusion Systems LLC is seeking Mechanical or Magnet Engineering Interns for 13–26 week on-site roles in Devens, MA. Interns work 40–50 hours weekly with hourly pay based on year in school; on-site housing/transportation may be needed.

Projects span tooling design, magnet production, and design-for-manufacturing. Open to BS, MS, and PhD students, with emphasis on hands-on experimentation and collaboration within engineering teams.