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Realta Fusion Inc. seeks an NB I Scientist (Experimental Negative-Ion Injector) to lead development and testing of negative-ion source hardware in Madison, Wisconsin.
You will work with science and engineering teams translating beam-physics requirements into practical experimental hardware and support advancement of Realta’s NBI technology. You will bridge source and ion-optics work with injector hardware, contribute to future HAMMIR systems, and develop commissioning knowledge for negative-ion
Bring your negative-ion source and accelerator expertise to Realta Fusion and help build the NBI technology powering the next generation of fusion energy. The NB I Scientist (Experimental Negative-Ion Injector) will provide dedicated negative-ion source and accelerator hardware capability as the program moves beyond concept development, simulation, and partner-supported early testing. This role will support the design, development, testing, and optimization of negative-ion injector hardware and associated systems. The position will work closely with scientific and engineering teams to translate beam-physics requirements into experimental hardware and support the advancement of Realta’s NBI technology.
What we are working on is hard… and hugely important. Realta Fusion is assembling a talented team bound together by a passion to solve humanity's biggest challenge with first-of-a-kind technology. Additionally, Realta offers:
We value diversity as a critical factor in innovation and believe a diverse team is necessary to solve the toughest problems. We aim to create an inclusive environment that unleashes the full creativity of our team members from a wide variety of backgrounds and experiences. We provide equal employment opportunities to all individuals based on merit and without regard to race, color, religion, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity, national origin, disability, veteran status, or any other protected status under applicable laws.