Head of Monitoring and Control

This full-time position in Munich involves leading the team responsible for the architecture, design, and integration of facility-wide monitoring and control systems for the Alpha stellarator. The role requires moving away from legacy industrial control paradigms to develop a fully integrated control and observability platform. Day-to-day work spans physical infrastructure, systems programming, and real-time data handling. The employer seeks a leader inspired by cutting-edge developments in robotics, autonomous vehicles, and modern aerospace avionics. The position aims to push forward the frontiers of control, data, and monitoring capabilities for energy infrastructure. The advert does not specify particular software tools, required qualifications, or minimum years of experience. No language requirements are stated in the provided text. The working arrangement is not explicitly defined as office, hybrid, or remote, though the company operates across Munich, Zurich, and Oxford. This role suits individuals who want to build and lead a team owning complex technical systems. It is ideal for those interested in applying advanced computational and control technologies to fusion energy projects. The position is part of a broader effort to develop hardware and infrastructure for a commercial stellarator power plant.