Senior Plasma Research Physicist

Ph.D. in Plasma Physics, Physics, or a closely related engineering field.
A minimum of 7-10 years of relevant experience in experimental plasma physics research with a demonstrated focus on magnetic confinement.
A track record of publications in peer-reviewed journals is expected.
An in-depth understanding of plasma physics principles, including magnetic confinement, plasma diagnostics, plasma heating and stability.
Hands-on experience with high-vacuum systems, plasma diagnostics and data acquisition.
Proficiency in designing and conducting plasma physics experiments.
Strong data analysis and interpretation skills.

Lead and manage plasma research projects, including experimental design, execution, data analysis, and reporting.
Design, develop, and implement relevant plasma diagnostics for characterizing plasma parameters as needed for neutron production.
Conduct and analyze experimental investigations of plasma confinement, stability, and heating in magnetic confinement and other configurations.
Develop and apply theoretical models to understand plasma behavior in magnetic confinement systems with particular focus on electron thermal transport, RF heating, and micro-instability mitigation.
Contribute to the design and optimization of CW RF heating systems for plasma generation and heating within magnetic systems.
Collaborate with other scientists and engineers within R&D as well as external partners.
Prepare and present research findings at conferences, workshops and in peer-reviewed publications.
Mentor and guide junior researchers and technicians.