Engineering Technician

This full-time position in Munich involves hands-on work with unique hardware components, including magnets and mechanical assemblies. The role focuses on building, assembling, integrating, and testing these critical systems to support the development of stellarator fusion technology. You will collaborate closely with engineering, manufacturing, and quality teams to translate ambitious designs into reliable physical hardware. The job requires solving practical challenges directly on the shop floor while helping to develop new processes. The provided text does not specify particular software tools, required qualifications, or minimum experience levels for this role. There is no mention of specific language requirements or a defined working arrangement such as remote or hybrid options. This opportunity suits individuals who are skilled technicians eager to bring complex, first-of-a-kind hardware to life. It is ideal for those who want to contribute to the creation of the world’s first commercial stellarator power plant. The company is a well-funded European fusion startup that values ownership and excellence across all disciplines. Candidates should be prepared to work on some of the most complex technical challenges in the clean energy sector.