Zap Energy is building a seriously cheap, compact, scalable fusion reactor with the potential for a much faster path to commercially viable fusion, without using magnets.

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Zap Energy

Zap Energy's headquarters in Seattle, WA, United States

The Everett office focuses on advanced research and engineering in plasma diagnostics and fusion technology.

Everett

This department provides technical assistance and expertise in engineering and instrumentation processes.

Engineering Support

This department focuses on advancing knowledge and technology through research initiatives and innovative development efforts.

Research and Development

The Research and Engineering team at Zap Energy is responsible for advancing the science and technology underlying their compact and scalable fusion reactor. This group conducts theoretical and computational modeling, experimental research, and engineering development to innovate and bring the fusion reactor closer to commercial viability. Roles within the team span across various expertise areas, including computational science, data science, theory and modeling, research engineering, and experimental techniques, ensuring a comprehensive approach to overcoming challenges in fusion technology.

Research and Engineering

This department oversees engineering projects and leads the development and implementation of technical solutions.

Engineering Management

This department focuses on the design, development, and implementation of applied pulsed power technologies and systems.

Pulsed Power Engineering

This department oversees the strategic direction and policy guidance of the organization through independent directorship.

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