Job summary

To hand down our technological knowledge, we are recruiting engineers and researchers from different industries and carriers who are interested in the nuclear fusion industry and plasma heating. We have already received orders for large-scale projects from overseas nuclear fusion start-ups and government-affiliated research institution. World’s top class researchers and engineers in the field of high-power microwave sources (Gyrotron) are joined in Kyoto Fusioneering Ltd. You will be mentored by them and engaged in development of Gyrotron and plasma heating system.

Job description

Development of the gyrotron that is under development toward achieving high frequency, high power, and high efficiency Design and development of the plasma heating system using the gyrotron and modification of the system to meet customer’s requests Business trip abroad may be required to adjust technical specifications with overseas customers and vendors, and respond to overseas installations and tests (mainly Europe and America). Presentation at an academic conference if necessary The scope of your job responsibilities will be coordinated according to your experience and skill.

Target person (necessary requirement)

・Graduated and completed from a 4-year university or graduate school in engineering (electrical, electronic, RF) or physics field Master’s degree or Doctoral degree is basically required. Bachelor’s degree, technical school diploma, or high school diploma is acceptable when applicants have enough work experiences in a company. Especially, applicants who have approx. 3-year experience of technical matters and specific technical skills are preferred. ・English skill (intermediate to Proficient level)

Preferred qualifications

Regardless of knowledge of nuclear power and nuclear fusion, preference will be given to applicants who are familiar with plasma physics, electromagnetism, or control engineering with information technology. Examples of industries and technologies: Semiconductor: plasma, ion implantation systems Analysis/health care: NMR, MRI, accelerator, electron gun, ion source Aerospace and Defense: radar system radio/information communication