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Summary Our Florence site manufactures GE HealthCare's SIGNA MRI systems which utilize superconducting magnet technology. The engineering, manufacturing, and support teams here are building ...

Design and analyze cryogenic components and systems used in superconducting MRI magnets * Perform ... Lead engineering productivity projects focused on product cost and lifecycle cost reduction ...

The Cryogenic Engineer will be responsible for designing, analyzing, and validating cryogenic systems that support superconducting magnets and other low-temperature components in our stellarator ...

Thea Energy is seeking a Director - HTS Magnet Engineering to provide strategic and technical leadership over the design, build, and test of high temperature superconducting ("HTS") magnets - the ...

Design, build, test, and iterate superconducting magnet systems in both standalone test stands and integrated fusion machines * Develop experimental plans and diagnostics to validate performance ...

Design, build, test, and iterate superconducting magnet systems in both standalone test stands and integrated fusion machines * Develop experimental plans and diagnostics to validate performance ...

Thea Energy is seeking a Director - HTS Magnet Engineering to provide strategic and technical leadership over the design, build, and test of high temperature superconducting ("HTS") magnets -- the ...

Embedded Systems Engineer

Kearny, NJ · On-site

$110 - $150/hr

Implement quench detection and fast protection logic for superconducting magnets using embedded or ... Bachelor's or Master's degree in Electrical Engineering, Embedded Systems, Power Electronics, or a ...

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Superconducting Magnet Engineer information

What is a superconducting magnet engineer?

A Superconducting Magnet Engineer designs, develops, and tests superconducting magnet systems used in applications like MRI machines, particle accelerators, and fusion reactors. They work on material selection, cryogenic cooling systems, and electromagnetic performance optimization. Their responsibilities include troubleshooting system issues, ensuring reliability, and collaborating with multidisciplinary teams to improve magnet technology.

What are the key skills and qualifications needed to thrive as a superconducting magnet engineer?

Superconducting Magnet Engineers require a deep understanding of electromagnetism, superconducting materials, cryogenics, and typically hold a degree in physics, electrical engineering, or a related field. Experience with CAD software, finite element analysis tools, and familiarity with industry standards for magnet design and testing are highly valued, as are certifications in safety and quality management. Strong problem-solving abilities, attention to detail, and effective communication skills enable successful teamwork and innovation. These competencies are critical for ensuring safe, efficient, and cutting-edge development of superconducting magnet systems in applications like medical imaging, research, and energy sectors.

What are some common challenges faced by superconducting magnet engineers on the job?

Superconducting Magnet Engineers often encounter challenges such as ensuring the stability and integrity of magnet systems under extreme cryogenic conditions, troubleshooting performance issues, and adhering to strict safety protocols. Managing the integration of magnets into larger systems and coordinating closely with interdisciplinary teams are also frequent aspects of the role. Engineers may need to rapidly prototype and test solutions to unexpected problems, requiring strong analytical skills and adaptability. Overcoming these challenges is crucial for maintaining high system reliability and advancing technological innovation in sectors like medical imaging, particle physics, and energy research.

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Cryogenic Engineer

Gehc

Florence, SC • On-site

Full-time

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Job description

Job Description SummaryOur Florence site manufactures GE HealthCare's SIGNA MRI systems which utilize superconducting magnet technology. The engineering, manufacturing, and support teams here are building technology designed to support clinicians in diagnosing and monitoring patients around the world.Job Description

Roles and Responsibilities:

Perform Cryogenic mechanical design and analysis of superconducting magnets and components used in MRI systems, including but not limited to the following:
Thermodynamics and heat transfer analysis, including determination of heat loads, heat budgets and test verification
Thermal & Structural design of cryogenic components
Verification and Validation of cryogenic components and instrumentation
Reliability analysis of cryogenic components and systems
Manufacturing support of cryogenic and vacuum systems
Development of methods to reduce cryogen consumption
Failure analysis of cryogenic components
Development of service tools to support cryogen filling, maintenance & safety of magnets
Installed Base data analysis and reduction. Lead resolution of cryogenic, thermal and vacuum issues relating to Installed Base Systems
Prepare/present design analysis reports and part/assembly drawing reviews
Develop product, component test and purchase specifications
Design leadership of productivity projects (both product cost and life cycle cost reduction)

Required Qualifications:

Masters in mechanical, Thermal, or Cryogenic Engineering or related Engineering Experience.
Hands on hardware experience with cryogenic systems and components
Direct design & analysis experience of cryogenic systems, components & liquid helium systems
FEA and/or CFD experience with ANSYS (preferred)

Desired Characteristics:

Phd in Thermal or Cryogenic Engineering

Expertise with Gifford-McMahon cryogenic refrigeration systems
5+ years' experience in superconducting magnet design
Expertise with high vacuum systems, getters, cryopumps and helium leak testing
Expertise with Liquid Helium and Liquid Nitrogen transfer systems and cryogenic data acquisition systems
Expertise with material properties and machine design at cryogenic temperatures
Experience in a cryogenic component or system-manufacturing environment

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