Health Physicist

Fuse(2 months ago)

Albuquerque, NMOnsiteFull TimeSenior$128,256 - $173,027 (estimated)Engineering / Technical Ops.

About this role

A Health Physicist at Fuse is responsible for designing and managing radiological protection programs in high-radiation environments, ensuring compliance with federal and state regulations. Key responsibilities include executing radiation work procedures, overseeing dosimetry and bioassay programs, and delivering training for radiation workers. The role involves collaboration with Radiation Contamination Technologists to maintain safety standards, conduct shielding/activation analysis, and prepare for audits and inspections. Candidates must have a background in health physics or related fields, alongside 4–8+ years of relevant experience in mixed-field environments.

View Original Listing

Required Skills

Radiological Protection Programs
ALARA Practices
Dosimetry
Bioassay Programs
Instrumentation
Spectroscopy
Shielding Analysis
Activation Analysis
Environmental Monitoring
Waste Control

+47 more

Qualifications

BS in Health Physics
BS in Radiological Engineering
BS in Nuclear Engineering
MS in Health Physics
MS in Radiological Engineering
MS in Nuclear Engineering
Expertise with radiation protection standards and safety processes
Experience with MCNP
Experience with GEANT4
Experience with NOVICE

+5 more

About Fuse

www.f.energy

Fuse is a pioneering energy company dedicated to accelerating the transition to nuclear fusion for clean, reliable, and abundant energy. By focusing on innovative technologies like Magnetized-Liner Inertial Fusion (MagLIF), Fuse aims to tackle critical challenges in fusion energy, ensuring affordability and engineering efficiency. The company has already achieved notable milestones, including the successful development of the TITAN 1 TW Impedance-Matched Marx Generator and significant collaborations with prestigious institutions like Los Alamos National Laboratory. With a vision of delivering commercial fusion power, Fuse is actively reshaping the landscape of energy production.