Select equipment needed for a new production machining and inspection environment
Operate a wide variety of machining tools from manual lathes and mills to CNC single point diamond turning lathes and 5-axis mills
Utilize CAD/CAM software such as Mastercam to analyze part models and program machining equipment
Inspect and measure components with tight tolerances to ensure specifications are met using a variety of optical inspection tools
Program CNC equipment using G-Code, macro, or parametric programming
Machine high precision components to single micron tolerances
Develop process to fabricate components including fixturing and machining strategies
Work closely with a team of engineers and designers to guide part design for manufacturability
Requirements
mastercam
fanuc
5-axis
diamond turning
gd&t
vacuum fixturing
Extensive CNC programming background with software such as Mastercam to analyze part models, design components, and program machining equipment
Familiarity with a wide variety of CNC machine control platforms such as FANUC, Haas, Okuma, and Heidenhain
Experience with single point diamond turning and 5-axis CNC machining of millimeter scale parts
Experience with design and implementation of vacuum fixturing for machining and workholding
Highly organized with ability to track multiple production processes and product lines concurrently
Excellent communication skills to collaborate with a team of scientists, engineers, and technicians
Experience diamond turning large (>1ft diameter) optics or metal forms
Experience selecting equipment for initial machine shop set up including tools, inspection equipment, fixturing, and all other necessary supplies to run an efficient manufacturing shop
Proficiency in reading engineering drawings with and good understanding of GD&T
Strong understanding of standard machine shop inspection tools as well as optical instruments such as a measuring microscope, white light interferometer, and laser micrometer
Benefits
Equity plan
Medical, Dental, and Vision insurance
6% employer 401k matching
Industry-competitive salary
Generous paid time off (including sick leave, vacation, paid family leave)
Training + Development
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Interview process
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Security clearance
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Company
Overview
$900M
Series A Investment
The company secured over $900 million in Series A funding led by top-tier investors.
135k ft²
Facility Size
Construction is underway in a 135,000-square-foot facility in San Leandro.
150 Modules
Fusion Target
They aim to use 150 modular units to achieve net facility gain by 2030.
Led by founders from NASA, DOE labs, and genomics—Eric Lander (co‑founder/CEO) and Keith LeChien (CTO) steer the technical vision.
They’re pioneering pulsed magnetic inertial fusion: stacking modular ‘bricks’ in Marx generators to drive fuel capsules to fusion.
Built in a 135k ft² San Leandro facility, the team of ~60 engineers and scientists is constructing full-scale pulser modules.
Collaborations with General Atomics and US national labs accelerate scaling and prototype testing.
Their demonstration system in Livermore targets research-grade operations ahead of commercial rollouts.
By focusing on mass‑manufacturable modules and affordable supply chains, they aim to bring fusion to market within a decade.
Culture + Values
Talented, humble builders
United by a shared sense of urgency — to meet rapidly growing global energy demand while addressing climate change
Shared sense of responsibility — to each other, to our investors, to our country, and to our planet
Committed to collaborating with the broader scientific community… regularly share and publish our research… committed to partnering with communities, regulators, policymakers, suppliers, industry peers, and customers
Environment + Sustainability
$900M+ Funded
Series A Financing
Raised $900 million in Series A funding tied to technical milestones for advancing clean energy solutions.
>100 MJ Output
Fusion Energy Yield
Collaborating with partners to achieve high-yield fusion energy output in inherently safe, carbon-free systems.
2030 Target
Net Facility Gain
Technology aims to achieve net facility gain by 2030, producing more fusion energy output than stored energy input.
Mission: power the world with abundant, affordable, clean energy
Building pulsed magnetic inertial fusion system using widely available materials and mass‑manufacturable modular units ('bricks' and 'modules') to support scalable clean power
Collaborating with National Lab partners (General Atomics, LLNL) to drive advances toward high‑yield fusion in inherently safe, carbon‑free systems
Inclusion & Diversity
No publicly available DEI strategy or gender-related statistics found on website or LinkedIn profiles