Neutronics Engineer

The Role: Neutronics Engineer

Salary: €85K (DOE)

Location: Munich, Germany

Do you want to play a critical role in the Fusion Energy revolution? Are you looking for a rewarding opportunity that will enhance your legacy? Do you want to work for an ambitious and creative business that pushes boundaries?

Yes? Great Dynamic Minds just might have the perfect role for you

We are proud to partner with an organisation who is globally regarded as a key player and one of the most exciting businesses capable of accelerating the industrialisation of fusion energy. Our client’s objective is to build the first commercially viable fusion power plant to ensure a sustainable and affordable energy supply across Europe. To support their mission and deliver on this objective, the business requires a Neutronics Expert to coordinate the in-house development of the neutronics calculation approach. This is a fantastic opportunity for a Neutronics Engineer who is looking to work in a stimulating environment filled with cutting-edge scientific research and industrial expertise As an innovative engineer or physicist with proven expertise in neutronics calculation, you will be a valued and integral member of a dynamic team. On offer is a very competitive salary and:

Benefits:

Be part of a history making team.

Inclusive and supportive work environment

Flexible working

Ongoing training and support

Employer pension contribution

Health and well-being scheme

Company socials

Your Responsibilities:

Manage the company neutronics approach to meet the requirements of a commercially viable fusion power plant design.

Establish workable approaches to calculate neutron specific loading conditions on

In-Vessel components, taking account of engineering and physics requirements needed to allow regulatory compliance.

Integrate Fusion neutron impact in the plant design process.

Define approaches to minimise neutron loading in VV/Magnets.

Define requirements on In-Vessel components resulting from these approaches.

Your Skills:

Degree in Nuclear Engineering or related field – PhD. preferred.

Must have hands-on experience with Nuclear / Neutron Codes such as OpenMC / MCNP.

Experience with Neutronics Calculation Workflows

Competent user of CAD software and engineering analysis tools.

Proficiency in neutronics analysis.

Ability to coordinate with other engineering disciplines as part of the analysis of various components.

Strong understanding of Engineering Physics.

Previous experience of delivering large scientific or industrial projects.

Experience solving complex engineering problems in a scientific environment.

Be passionate about fusion with the ability to think outside the box and constantly challenging existing approaches to high-risk transformational technologies.

Strong interpersonal and communication skills.

Comfortable working under pressure to tight deadlines.

To be considered for this role, please attach a copy of your up-to-date CV