Discover the future in fusion at generalfusion.com.
Richmond, British Columbia
Established in 2002, General Fusion is a global leader in the race to commercialize clean fusion energy. We are pursuing a uniquely practical approach, Magnetized Target Fusion, and aim to provide zero-carbon fusion power to the grid in the early to mid-2030s. Today at our state-of-the-art labs in Richmond, BC, we’re operating a groundbreaking fusion demonstration machine called Lawson Machine 26 (LM26), designed to achieve transformational technical milestones and accelerate General Fusion’s technology to commercialization. Our path to market is funded by a global syndicate of leading energy venture capital firms, industry leaders, and technology pioneers. Learn more at www.generalfusion.com.
On-site · Richmond
The Manager, FP&A will lead financial reporting, forecasting, and budgeting processes while partnering with cross-functional teams to provide actionable insights. They are responsible for maintaining corporate models, cash runway analysis, and evolving the company's financial systems and reporting frameworks.
Hybrid · Richmond
The Talent Acquisition Partner will manage a full-cycle recruitment portfolio for technical, engineering, and scientific roles while acting as a trusted advisor to hiring managers. They will develop effective sourcing strategies, build specialized talent pipelines, and drive the selection process from intake through offer.
Hybrid · Richmond
The role focuses on performing multi-physics simulations to analyze the dynamic behavior of the LM26 fusion machine. The engineer will translate simulation results into design recommendations and validate models through the design and operation of test apparatus.
On-site · Richmond
The Mechanical Engineer will design, build, and operate complex mechanical systems for the LM26 fusion project. Responsibilities include performing analytical calculations, conducting experiments, and collaborating with a multidisciplinary team to ensure project deliverables.
On-site · Richmond
The Mechanical Engineer will operate custom casting and machining equipment while designing and commissioning mechanical systems for the LM26 fusion project. They are responsible for analyzing experimental data, updating CAD designs, and performing analytical calculations to improve machine performance.
Hybrid · Richmond
The role involves architecting and implementing control systems, PLC solutions, and safety systems for high-voltage experimental fusion machines. You will collaborate cross-functionally to integrate controls with diagnostics, vacuum, and gas handling subsystems.
On-site · Richmond
Analyze and integrate diagnostic data from plasma experiments to develop hypotheses and reconcile them with simulation results. Propose new experimental campaigns and maintain data analysis software while collaborating with simulation and diagnostic teams.
Hybrid · Richmond
The role involves analyzing experimental plasma data and developing computational models to reconcile results with simulations. The physicist will propose new experimental campaigns and collaborate with multidisciplinary teams to optimize MTF targets.
Hybrid · Richmond
The role involves planning, designing, and operating diagnostic systems to measure magnetized plasma properties. The diagnostician is responsible for data processing, analyzing experimental results, and managing external collaborations to improve measurement quality.
Hybrid · Richmond
Provide hands-on support for high voltage, electrical, and mechanical equipment related to a large scale experimental plasma injector. Responsibilities include maintaining pulsed power systems, assembling new apparatus, and handling lithium metal.
Hybrid · Richmond
The role involves designing and commissioning data acquisition systems and electronics for experimental fusion machines in high-EMI environments. The engineer will lead the full hardware development lifecycle and provide technical mentorship on electrical design standards.
On-site
About Us: Established in 2002, General Fusion is a global leader in the race to commercialize clean fusion energy. We are pursuing a uniquely practical approach, Magnetized Target Fusion, and aim to provide zero-carbon fusion power to the grid in the early to mid-2030s. Today at our state-of-the-art labs in Richmond, BC, we’re operating a groundbreaking fusion demonstration machine called Lawson Machine 26 (LM26), designed to achieve transformational technical milestones and accelerate General Fusion’s technology to commercialization. Our path to market is funded by a global syndicate of lea…
