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General Atomics (GA), and its affiliated companies, is one of the world’s leading resources for high-technology systems development ranging from the nuclear fuel cycle to remotely piloted aircraft, airborne sensors, and advanced electric, electronic, wireless and laser technologies.
The DIII-D National Fusion Facility is the flagship for fusion research in the United States, serving as one of the most flexible and well diagnosed facilities in the world for conducting critical plasma science and technology research that closes gaps on fusion energy. We currently have an exciting opportunity for an experienced Scientist to work within our DIII-D Diagnostics Group in support of the DIII-D programs in San Diego, CA.
This position, under general directions with limited review will apply innovative approaches in conducting design, analysis, fabrication, installation and operation of plasma diagnostic measurement systems with an emphasis on laser-based systems, particularly Thomson scattering.
Design, analyze, manufacture, test, install and operate plasma diagnostic equipment with a focus on laser-based diagnostics, particularly Thomson scattering.
Troubleshoot, repair and maintain diagnostic components and systems, with a familiarity with data acquisition systems and data storage.
Develop, validate and maintain data processing and analysis software.
Work with scientists, engineers, and technicians to develop requirements for diagnostic systems and components.
Interface with the plasma diagnostic community. Document designs, analyses, test results and conclusions, and communicates results to staff and community via technical presentations and publications.
Devises new approaches in the design, analyses and test of new diagnostic components and systems. This requires familiarity with electromagnetic and light transmission theories, and the use of numerical simulation tools. May develop and/or perform computational modeling of scientific phenomena.
Provides direction to design or technical staff and may lead a team of moderately experienced professional staff.
Performs research and development efforts in development of new plasma diagnostic techniques.
Provides direction to engineering and technician staff.
Performs other duties as assigned.
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General Atomics (GA), and its affiliated companies, is one of the world’s leading resources for high-technology systems development ranging from the nuclear fuel cycle to remotely piloted aircraft, airborne sensors, and advanced electric, electronic, wireless and laser technologies.
The DIII-D National Fusion Facility is the flagship for fusion research in the United States, serving as one of the most flexible and well diagnosed facilities in the world for conducting critical plasma science and technology research that closes gaps on fusion energy. We currently have an exciting opportunity for an experienced Scientist to work within our DIII-D Diagnostics Group in support of the DIII-D programs in San Diego, CA.
This position, under general directions with limited review will apply innovative approaches in conducting design, analysis, fabrication, installation and operation of plasma diagnostic measurement systems with an emphasis on laser-based systems, particularly Thomson scattering.
Design, analyze, manufacture, test, install and operate plasma diagnostic equipment with a focus on laser-based diagnostics, particularly Thomson scattering.
Troubleshoot, repair and maintain diagnostic components and systems, with a familiarity with data acquisition systems and data storage.
Develop, validate and maintain data processing and analysis software.
Work with scientists, engineers, and technicians to develop requirements for diagnostic systems and components.
Interface with the plasma diagnostic community. Document designs, analyses, test results and conclusions, and communicates results to staff and community via technical presentations and publications.
Devises new approaches in the design, analyses and test of new diagnostic components and systems. This requires familiarity with electromagnetic and light transmission theories, and the use of numerical simulation tools. May develop and/or perform computational modeling of scientific phenomena.
Provides direction to design or technical staff and may lead a team of moderately experienced professional staff.
Performs research and development efforts in development of new plasma diagnostic techniques.
Provides direction to engineering and technician staff.
Performs other duties as assigned.
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Mid · 3+ years experience
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