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Control Systems Project Lead – Applied Science at Xcimer Energy - ApplyBlast

Control Systems Project Lead – Applied Science

Xcimer Energy

4 days ago

4.1 on Glassdoor

Denver, Colorado, United States

Onsite

Full Time

Senior

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About this role

The Control Systems Project Lead – Applied Science is responsible for owning the controls system for a major development program, including requirements, architecture, and delivery of control, data acquisition, and interlock systems. The role involves leading sprint planning, coordinating with engineering stakeholders, and ensuring timely software releases. The position requires designing, developing, and commissioning control systems for test and measurement applications while supporting verification and validation activities.

Responsibilities

Own and deliver control systems architecture and software releases for major development programs
Lead verification and validation activities including test planning, execution, and reporting
Coordinate with cross-functional engineering teams to define system interfaces and resolve technical issues

Skills

Qualifications

Bachelor’s degree in Electrical Engineering, Controls Engineering, Computer Engineering, or a related field

About Xcimer Energy

xcimer.energy

Headquarters

Denver, Colorado, United States

Company Size

11-50 employees

Founded

2022

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Xcimer Energy is a clean‑energy company developing commercial inertial fusion power by building high‑energy laser systems. The company aims to extend proven inertial fusion science to commercial deployment, designing what it describes as the world’s highest‑energy laser to enable a viable path to fusion energy. Xcimer’s mission — “Powering a better world” — focuses on creating a practical roadmap to put fusion on the grid through advanced laser engineering, system integration, and commercialization planning.