Control Engineer - Experimental Campaigns

Stellenbeschreibung:

Founded in 2019, Marvel Fusion is Europe’s leading fusion energy company, uniting 75 scientists, engineers, and entrepreneurs across our locations in Munich and Colorado.

Backed by over €385 million in public and private funding, we’re driven by a shared mission: to deliver clean, abundant energy to the world.

Why Marvel Fusion

By joining us, you will be:

Solving one of the most complex technological challenges known to humanity, harnessing Fusion on Earth
Part of a highly purpose-driven team working on providing the world with clean, safe and abundant energy
Working alongside world-leading scientists and entrepreneurs in the field of Fusion
Part of a start-up where growth on a company and individual level is the default

The impact you will make

As a Scientific Electronics Engineer, you will play a key role in bridging hardware and software for experimental setups. You will design, develop and integrate low-voltage electronics, microcontrollers and FPGA systems into complex experiments, while creating GUIs and software tools to control and monitor them. Working with Tango Controls, Taranta or similar frameworks, you will ensure seamless communication between devices and software.

Your responsibilities

Collaborate closely with Scientists and Engineers to design, develop and implement experimental equipment and setups
Program and develop user interfaces (GUIs) using PyQt or similar frameworks to control experimental devices and systems
Integrate microcontrollers, FPGA boards and low-voltage electronics into software systems for experimental setups
Work with Tango Controls, Taranta or similar control frameworks to interface hardware with software
Monitor, analyze and process TTL signals for triggering cameras and other devices, including noise reduction and signal integrity verification
Work with sensors, instrumentation and data acquisition systems to ensure reliable and accurate signal transmission and timing
Assemble, install and commission electronics and software systems for data acquisition and control onsite
Write clear and detailed documentation including software specifications, deployment instructions, troubleshooting guides and signal processing reports
Contribute to the Engineering Quality Management System by creating procedural documentation and establishing engineering best practices
Provide hands‑on support to the science team during setup phases and experimental campaigns

What you bring

Bachelor’s or Master’s degree in Engineering or a related field (e.g., Electronics, Mechatronics, Control Systems)
Practical experience with low-voltage electronics, microcontrollers, FPGA and embedded systems.
Knowledge of PCB design tools such as KiCad, Eagle or Altium Designer, including schematic capture, PCB layout and design for manufacturing considerations
Strong software skills in Python (including OOP) and experience developing GUIs with PyQt or similar tools
Experience with Tango Controls, Taranta or similar scientific control frameworks
Familiarity with electrical documentation tools such as EPLAN, SolidWorks Electrical or similar
Ability to read and interpret schematics, wiring diagrams and harness drawings
Knowledge and practical application of IEC standards commonly used in Germany for low-voltage systems, including: IEC 61131, IEC 61010, IEC 61508 / 61511
Experience with version control systems (Git, Azure DevOps, etc.) and collaborative software development
Excellent communication skills, structured working style and strong problem‑solving ability
Flexibility, adaptability and willingness to travel to national and international laboratories
Previous experience in scientific facilities (laser, optics, nuclear or high‑tech industries)