  Recently it was discovered that superconductivity in transition metal
dichalcogenides (TMDs) is strongly affected by an out-of-plane spin-orbit
coupling (SOC). In addition, new techniques of fabricating 2d ferromagnets on
van der Waals materials are rapidly emerging. Combining these breakthroughs, we
propose a realization of nodal topological superconductivity in TMDs by
fabricating nanostructured ferromagnets with an in-plane magnetization on the
top surface. The proposed procedure does not require application of external
magnetic fields and applies to monolayer and multilayer (bulk) systems. The
signatures of the topological phase include Majorana flat bands that can be
directly observed by Scanning Tunneling Microscopy (STM) techniques. We
concentrate on NbSe$_2$ and argue that the proposed structures demonstrating
the nodal topological phase can be realized withing existing technology.
