Fuse Technician role supporting Fuse's pulsed-power systems through preventive and corrective maintenance. Responsibilities include fabricating solutions, troubleshooting, and maintaining hardware across vacuum, oil, and pressurized-air systems.
Responsibilities
Core Responsibilities
Execute preventive and corrective maintenance on pulsed-power machines and associated systems under Engineering direction to maintain full facility availability.
Assemble, maintain, and replace hardware across vacuum, oil, and pressurized-air systems including pumps, valves, seals, and gauges.
Prepare HV/LV wiring harnesses and route control-panel wiring per engineering drawings and schematics.
Read and interpret mechanical engineering drawings, assembling and fabricating components to exact specification.
Support facility upkeep, maintenance, and upgrades across plumbing, heating, compressed air, and sanitary systems to ensure a safe and fully operational work environment.
Communicate clearly with Engineers, flagging issues early, reporting work status accurately, and confirming instructions are fully understood before execution.
Qualification
Working knowledge of electricalExperience as an electrical contractorWelding experience using MIGExperience working in a machine shopCertifications in forkliftGive a shitTake responsibility
Required
2+ years of experience building and integrating complex mechanical and electrical systems.
Working knowledge of electrical, plumbing, and compressed-air systems including installation, maintenance, and basic troubleshooting.
Extensive experience with hand and machine tools.
Demonstrated experience working in environments where attention to detail and strict safety adherence are non-negotiable.
Demonstrated experience communicating and coordinating with multidisciplinary engineering teams, translating field observations into clear and actionable feedback.
Preferred
Ability to read mechanical design drawings and electrical/wiring diagrams.
Experience with vacuum and pulsed-power systems.
Experience as an electrical contractor.
Welding experience using MIG, TIG, or stick.
Experience working in a machine shop.
Certifications in forklift, scissor lift, fall protection, rigging and crane, or lockout/tagout.
Give a shit. Build things you're proud of.
Take responsibility. If something is broken and you can fix it, fix it. See things through.
