R&D Engineer/Scientist

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OverviewR&D Engineer/Scientist role at Supercritical. Location: Supercritical HQ, West London, UK. Type: Permanent. Salary: £45-55k p.a. Depending on experience. Equity: We invite all new full-time employees to join our tax-efficient share scheme. Holiday: 25 days + public holidays.About SupercriticalWe are a mission-driven company focused on clean energy. We value trust, transparency, and an inclusive environment that encourages applicants from all genders, ethnicities, backgrounds, and abilities to apply.ResponsibilitiesCharacterise a wide range of metal electrodes for hydrogen evolution and oxygen evolution reactions.Investigate methods to increase the performance and durability of electrodes.Investigate manufacturing and production methods of electrodes and how they affect performance.Investigate corrosion tolerance of materials and develop corrosion-resistant coatings.Assist with the design and fabrication of electrolyser cells and modules.Design experiments, pioneer new test protocols and standardise operating procedures.Procure and manage reagents, electrochemical equipment and consumables.Work with external research partners to create viable technical solutions.Deliver project outputs on time and within budget.Work with grant authorities and project partners on large, complex, collaborative projects.Report research outputs within the company.About youIdeally, you will:Be passionate about a net zero environment, excited by innovation and proactive in your pursuit of it.Have industrial experience in materials science, physics, electrochemistry or similar scientific discipline.Hold an MSc or BSc in a relevant discipline such as chemistry, electrochemistry or materials science.Bring a strong materials science background, ideally with specialisation in metal alloys and multi-metal oxides.Be competent at analysing and disseminating results to non-scientists.Perform tests, analyse and present results comfortably.Demonstrate strong problem solving skills.Have outstanding communication skills, both written and verbal.Be proactive and self-motivated, taking initiative to drive towards company goals.DesirableHold a PhD in a relevant discipline such as electrochemistry or materials science.Have experience with alkaline electrolysis systems at commercial scale.Have experience in corrosion chemistry.Experience of working with high pressure/high temperature systems.Have experience in start-up or scale-up environments.Seniority levelEntry levelEmployment typeFull-timeJob functionEngineering and Information TechnologyIndustriesRenewable Energy Equipment ManufacturingOther notes: Referrals can increase your chances of interviewing. London area opportunities exist with related postings in the job market. This description reflects the current role and responsibilities as posted by Supercritical. #J-18808-Ljbffr
Location:
London, England, United Kingdom
Job Type:
FullTime

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