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Scientist

University of Wisconsin–Madison

1 day ago

2.5 on Glassdoor

Madison, Wisconsin, United States

Onsite

Full Time

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About this role

The Pegasus research group in the Nuclear Engineering & Engineering Physics Department at UW-Madison is seeking a Scientist to support experimental activities focused on plasma heating and current drive in magnetically confined devices. The role involves identifying research problems, designing methodologies, performing experiments, and preparing results for scholarly publications. This position requires in-person work at the Madison campus and is open to Scientist I, II, and III levels based on experience.

Responsibilities

Conduct experiments and analyze research data in plasma heating and current drive
Design research methodologies and identify research problems for experimental activities
Write grant applications and prepare scholarly publications to advance research

Skills

Qualifications

PhD in PhysicsPhD in nuclear engineeringPhD in electrical or computer engineering

About University of Wisconsin–Madison

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University of Wisconsin–Madison is a public, top-ranked research university located in Madison, Wisconsin. Founded in 1849, UW–Madison offers a broad range of undergraduate, graduate, and professional programs and supports extensive research, teaching, and public service across many disciplines. The campus combines strong academic departments, research centers, and experiential learning opportunities to serve students, faculty, and the wider community. UW–Madison is committed to discovery, innovation, and community engagement at local and global levels.