Commonwealth Fusion Systems Benefits Overview

Provides hands-on OT and IT infrastructure support at a manufacturing site, maintaining servers, network equipment, cabling, edge compute, endpoints, and security controls. Installs and configures networking hardware, manages assets, supports Windows, macOS, and Linux systems, collaborates with engineering and cybersecurity teams, responds to site security events, and creates technical documentation. The role is fully on-site, includes physical work around industrial equipment, and requires occasional on-call, nights, weekends, and travel.

Supports controls engineering for advanced fusion equipment through schematic drafting, PLC programming and configuration, safety component selection, and control software specification, development, and testing. The intern may work on site in Milpitas and must follow stringent safety practices around industrial hazards, high voltage, cryogenics, and strong magnets. The role is intended for currently enrolled engineering students with electrical engineering coursework, automation experience, and completed circuits and power courses.

Defines enterprise architecture strategy and roadmaps across ERP, PLM, MES, cloud, data, and operational technology systems. Leads solution design, governance, integrations, platform evaluations, modernization, security alignment, and digital-thread initiatives. Partners with engineering, manufacturing, finance, supply chain, IT, executives, and shop-floor teams to deliver integrated technology architectures and transformation plans. The role requires extensive enterprise architecture experience, PLM-ERP-MES implementation expertise, cross-functional communication, and occasional travel in an industrial environment.