Overview Are you driven by advancing cutting-edge science in fusion energy, tritium technology, and emerging fuel-cycle systems? Do you have a track record of providing technical and scientific leadership and collaborating with scientists, engineers, and international partners to turn research into real-world impact? In this role, you will strengthen and coordinate Canada’s fusion research efforts, support the Centre for Fusion Energy, and help grow and commercialize technologies that contribute to a sustainable energy future. If making a meaningful difference at the forefront of fusion and nuclear innovation excites you, this may be the opportunity for you. What will you be doing Supporting the development of the Fusion Program at CN: identify and advance areas where CN L can build and expand capabilities to progress fusion technologies; coordinate fusion-related activities with multiple stakeholders (machine shops, research groups, and operational teams); assist with planning, coordination, and execution of fusion program activities. Supporting Activities Associated with the Centre for Fusion Energy (CFE): coordinate activities within the Centre to ensure effective collaboration; support administrative operations of the Centre including communications and coordination between CN L and other CFE member organizations; develop and maintain relationships with internal and external CFE stakeholders. Coordinating Research Activities at CN L: manage and coordinate scheduling of research activities and collaborations with groups outside the Hydrogen and Tritium Directorate; track, compile, and report on progress, deliverables, and milestones. Communication and Stakeholder Relations: develop and maintain strong relationships with internal and external stakeholders; align priorities, objectives, and expectations across stakeholder groups. Other duties as assigned by your manager. What We Are Looking For Education At minimum, a Bachelor's (Honour) in Engineering or Science from a university of recognized standing; or membership in an engineering or scientific professional organization authorized by statute to establish qualification for membership in that organization. A Ph.D. or master’s degree in nuclear engineering, chemical engineering, mechanical engineering, engineering physics, chemistry, physics or related scientific field is preferred and would be considered an asset. Experience Minimum 8–10 years of experience in a broad scientific or engineering discipline with strong preference for fusion technologies. Experience operating laboratory and/or large-scale test loops. Significant related engineering work experience. Experience in chemical or nuclear process engineering is an asset. Experience with process simulation using commercial modelling tools is an asset. Experience in preparing technical proposals, budgeting, and project planning is desired. Broad scientific and engineering foundation supported by formal education and substantial professional experience. Significant experience in fusion technologies and in working with diverse internal and external stakeholders. Knowledge, Skills & Abilities Solid understanding of the Canadian nuclear industry and fusion technologies, including R&D priorities, process and product qualification, and project management practices. Strong passion for science, technology, and innovation with a proven track record in project/program management. Ability to deliver high-quality technical work, apply leadership, and foster a collaborative, solution-oriented environment. Technical foundation including knowledge of materials science and/or process modelling. Understanding of the national and international fusion landscape is an asset. Excellent written and verbal communication skills and ability to align scientific objectives with operational needs. Strong knowledge of safety procedures; familiarity with QA requirements, licensing processes, and design codes for technical projects is an asset. Security Clearance Eligibility Reliability Status with Site Access Security Clearance (SASC), with a minimum history requirement in Canada, Australia, New Zealand, the United States and/or the United Kingdom. Security screening follows government standards. Working Conditions Working schedule: five days per week, 7.5 hours per day (37.5-hour work week). Position is part of the CRPEG Union and governed by the collective agreement; benefits, hours, and conditions align with the agreement. Scope of duties may require extra hours; travel and remote work may be required periodically. Occasional presentations to internal and external groups on short notice. Location This is a fully onsite role based at CN L’s Chalk River Laboratory in Ontario, with occasional opportunities for remote work if available. Located in the Ottawa Valley region, Chalk River offers a natural setting and access to surrounding communities. Equity, Diversity & Inclusion CN L is committed to equity, diversity, and inclusion and welcomes employees, stakeholders, and partners of all backgrounds. CN L is an equal opportunity employer. If accommodation is needed during any phase of the hiring process, please contact CN L acknowledges Indigenous lands and rights and seeks to foster respectful relationships with Indigenous communities. What We Offer Paid time off: vacation, sick, personal, and floater days Benefits effective Day One Tuition support for ongoing learning Defined-benefit or defined-contribution pension plan, depending on employee group #J-18808-Ljbffr