Electrochemical Engineer (f/m/d) - Fixed Term

Siemens Gas and Power GmbH & Co. KG; München; Vor Ort; EUR 60.000 - 85.000; Vollzeit

Zusammenfassung

A leading global energy technology company seeks an Electrochemical Engineer to support R&D efforts in decarbonizing industrial processes through innovative electrolysis technologies. The ideal candidate will have a doctorate in a relevant field and expertise in electrochemical methods, contributing to Siemens Energy's commitment to sustainable energy solutions.

Leistungen

Market-competitive salary and employer-financed pension scheme

Opportunity to become a Siemens Energy shareholder

Flexible and remote working options

Professional and personal development programs

Family-friendly policies

Qualifikationen

• Experience in electro-catalytic electrode design, especially CO₂ electrolysis.
• Expertise in electrochemical characterization and catalyst interfaces.
• Basic German language skills preferred.

Aufgaben

• Engage in R&D for next-generation electrolysis technologies.
• Investigate aspects of low-temperature CO₂ electrolysis.
• Develop electrolyzer core components from lab to product sizes.

Kenntnisse

Project Management

Data Analysis

Electrocatalysis

Communication Skills

Ausbildung

Doctorate in Chemical Engineering, Electrochemistry, or Materials Science

Tools

Gas Chromatography

NMR

MATLAB

LabVIEW

Jobbeschreibung

Electrochemical Engineer (f/m/d) - Fixed Term

About the Role

Location: Germany, Bayern

Work Arrangement: Office/Site only

Company: Siemens Energy Global GmbH & Co. KG

Organization: EVP Global Functions

Business Unit: [Specify Business Unit]

Employment Type: Full-time

Experience Level: Experienced Professional

A Snapshot of Your Day

As a Post Doc in electrochemistry, you will be part of the ICB development team and serve as a technical expert within the Innovation Centre Berlin, contributing to our energy transition goals and Siemens Energy's future.

How You’ll Make an Impact

• Engage in innovative R&D for next-generation electrolysis technologies aimed at decarbonizing industrial processes.
• Investigate fundamental aspects of low-temperature CO₂ electrolysis to maintain technology leadership and competitiveness.
• Provide advanced technical knowledge in electrocatalysis and electrochemistry to support the electrolyzer team.
• Assist in developing electrolyzer core components, scaling from lab to product sizes.
• Enhance team capabilities through collaboration and innovative problem-solving in an international environment.
• Translate global research trends into future R&D directions and technical solutions.

What You Bring

• Doctorate in chemical engineering, electrochemistry, materials science, or related field, with experience in electro-catalytic electrode and cell design, especially on CO₂ electrolysis.
• Expertise in electrochemical characterization, catalyst/electrolyte interfaces, and degradation mechanisms.
• Proficiency in analytical techniques like gas chromatography, NMR, microscopy, SEM/EDX, XRD, XPS, FTIR, and Raman spectroscopy.
• Experience in managing technical projects, data analysis, and technical reporting.
• Knowledge of Microsoft 365, MATLAB, Origin, LabVIEW, and mathematical modeling.
• Strong communication skills in English, basic German knowledge preferred.

About the Team

We enable our organization through services in IT, HR, Finance, Real Estate, Strategy & Technology, and more.

Who is Siemens Energy?

We are a global energy technology company with ~100,000 employees in over 90 countries, committed to sustainable and reliable energy solutions and innovation in energy transition technologies.

We value diversity and inclusion, welcoming applications from all backgrounds, including people with disabilities.

Benefits

• Market-competitive salary and employer-financed pension scheme
• Opportunity to become a Siemens Energy shareholder
• Flexible and remote working options, inspiring offices for collaboration
• Professional and personal development programs
• Family-friendly policies such as flexible hours, childcare, part-time options, and sabbaticals