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Electromechanical Technologist

Fuse · Fuse Federal, Albuquerque, NM · On-site

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About Fuse

Fuse Energy is building the future of energy with cheaper tariffs, better service, and greener goals. Switch to Fuse Energy today. Backed by Accel.

About the role

You will be responsible for the assembly, wiring and plumbing on electromechanical systems. Systems include vacuum, power generation, pulse forming section and oil system. You must be able to read mechanical and electrical drawings to be able to assemble, field and troubleshoot these complex systems.

What they're looking for

  • Assemble racks, HV/LV harnesses, enclosures, panels, and motion/actuation subsystems
  • Install pumps, valves, seals, gauges, leak-check and maintain oil and vacuum systems
  • Mount sensors, route signal cabling, and bring up data acquisition system (DAS)—oscilloscopes, probes, DMMs, and troubleshoot connection issues
  • Read schematics and harness drawings, crimp/terminate to specification, label, route and document work
  • Run electrical checkouts, resolve system noise, troubleshoot high voltage (HV) systems, and restore electromechanical systems to operational status
  • Capture build notes, monitor/maintain electromechanical systems, and feed improvements back to engineering
More about this role

We are a (rad hard) team of builders, breakers, and fixers - delivering pulsed-power systems to accelerate the world’s transition to fusion. Customers span defense, energy, and aerospace; our pulsed-power platforms (e.g., TITAN, Z-STAR) support nuclear effects testing now and fusion plants tomorrow.

You will be responsible for the assembly, wiring and plumbing on electromechanical systems. Systems include vacuum, power generation, pulse forming section and oil system. You must be able to read mechanical and electrical drawings to be able to assemble, field and troubleshoot these complex systems.

Assemble racks, HV/LV harnesses, enclosures, panels, and motion/actuation subsystems.

Install pumps, valves, seals, gauges; leak-check and maintain oil and vacuum systems.

Mount sensors, route signal cabling, and bring up data acquisition system (DAS)—oscilloscopes, probes, DMMs, and troubleshoot connection issues.

Read schematics and harness drawings; crimp/terminate to specification; label, route and document work.

Run electrical checkouts, resolve system noise, troubleshoot high voltage (HV) systems, and restore electromechanical systems to operational status.

Preventive/corrective...

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Engineering / Technical Ops.

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