R&D Engineer/Scientist

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Overview

R&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 Supercritical

We 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.

Responsibilities

  • Characterise 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 you

Ideally, 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.

Desirable

  • Hold 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 level

  • Entry level

Employment type

  • Full-time

Job function

  • Engineering and Information Technology

Industries

  • Renewable Energy Equipment Manufacturing

Other 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.

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Location:
London
Job Type:
FullTime
Category:
Engineering

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