Postdoctoral Researcher: Photoelectrochemistry Prototyping

Macquarie University; Ryde; On-site; AUD 113,000 - 121,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

17% Superannuation

Subsidised onsite parking options

Flexible working options

Training and professional development

Discounted health insurance (Medibank)

Employee Assistance Program

Subsidised membership at the Sport &A4

Subsidised membership at the Sport &Aq

Job summary

Macquarie University’s School of Engineering invites applications for a Research Associate to contribute to a discovery project on photoelectrochemical ammonia synthesis funded by the ARC. The role requires hands-on experimental capability in electrochemical technology and device prototyping, plus strong communication and teamwork.

Based at the North Ryde campus on a one-year fixed-term contract, the successful candidate will collaborate across disciplines and mentoring junior researchers, with

Qualifications

• PhD in Materials Engineering, Chemical Engineering, or related discipline.
• Demonstrated research expertise in electrochemical systems, electrocatalysis, or device prototyping.

Responsibilities

• Contribute to ARC-funded discovery project on photoelectrochemical ammonia synthesis.
• Apply electrochemical techniques and prototype devices.
• Collaborate across disciplines and mentor junior researchers.

Skills

Electrochemistry

Device prototyping

Spectroscopy

Team collaboration

Communication skills

Education

PhD in Materials Engineering

PhD in Chemical Engineering

Tools

Electrochemical testing

Spectroscopy instruments

Job description

Macquarie University’s School of Engineering invites applications for a Research Associate to contribute to a discovery project on photoelectrochemical ammonia synthesis funded by the ARC. The role requires hands-on experimental capability in electrochemical technology and device prototyping, plus strong communication and teamwork.

Based at the North Ryde campus on a one-year fixed-term contract, the successful candidate will collaborate across disciplines and mentoring junior researchers, with