Hiring Day for Production Technicians: Nights & Weekend Shifts + Differential Pay
Job Description
Join us at the Commonwealth Fusion Systems Hiring Day on August 15th
Watch this exciting video about CFS - future of fusion energy.
We’re moving fast to bring fusion energy to the world and to bring new talent to our company. We’ll be making job offers soon after the fair.
If you’re interested, check here for hiring day registration details, or click the “apply for this job” button.
We’re hiring production technicians at a variety of levels who can work on weekday nights, and weekend shifts — shifts that come with a 10% to 30% pay differential. The pay ranges from $30–$41 per hour before that differential, depending on your experience, and we offer benefits and equity in the company.
We’re looking for technicians who:
- Have 3+ years of experience
- Know electromechanical parts and assemblies
- Can troubleshoot and resolve manufacturing discrepancies
- Can read and interpret assembly drawings, wiring diagrams, with great attention to detail
The specific pay differentials are:
- Weekday second shift (Monday-Friday, 2 p.m. - 10:30 p.m.): 10%
- Weekday third shift (Monday–Friday, 10 p.m. – 6:30 a.m.): 15%
- Weekend first shift (Friday, Saturday, Sunday 6 a.m. – 6 p.m.): 15%
- Weekend second shift (Friday, Saturday, Sunday, 6 p.m. – 6 a.m.): 30%
What to bring:
- Updated resume that highlights your skills and experiences
- Closed-toe shoes
- Any questions you have about working at CFS, our roles, or the hiring process
At the job fair, you’ll also be able to meet our employees face to face and to see inside our magnet factory to see what the fusion energy future looks like.
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Job Details
- Category
- Technician
- Employment Type
- Full Time
- Location
- Devens, MA
- Posted
- Compensation
- $30 - $41 per hour
About Commonwealth Fusion Systems
Commonwealth Fusion Systems (CFS) is building SPARC, the world's first net-energy fusion machine. Spun out of MIT, they are commercializing compact fusion power plants using high-temperature superconducting magnets to deliver clean, limitless energy.
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