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INOCEL is seeking a Senior Mechanical Designer to join our engineering team and contribute to next-generation clean energy systems. You will design mechanical equipment across thermal, fluid handling, structural design, piping, and complex assemblies from concept through prototype and industrialization.
You will work with multidisciplinary teams in a fast-paced environment, producing 3D CAD models, drawings, and documentation while selecting materials and validating designs through testing.
INOCEL is a French company in the industrial energy transition, specialized in the design and commercialization of modular, free‑emission hydrogen generators. Our solutions deliver continuous and reliable power to critical industries - from data centers to construction sites and remote locations - without compromising performance.
Backed by more than 25 years of research on hydrogen fuel cells, we offer modular generators for both stationary and mobile applications: GEN‑Z 300, GEN‑Z 600, and GEN‑Z 1300. Beyond equipment, INOCEL provides turnkey solutions, including integration, maintenance, and advanced monitoring to ensure reliability, performance, and durability.
With industrial production in Belfort and R&D centers in Grenoble and Cannes, INOCEL combines innovation, technological expertise, and positive environmental impact. Our scalable and silent solutions enable partners worldwide to transition toward a zero‑carbon future, reinforcing our international vision and our role as a global leader in hydrogen energy.
This is an opportunity to design innovative mechanical equipment combining thermal systems, fluid handling, structural design, piping, and complex assemblies. You will work on products from concept through prototype and industrialization, collaborating with multidisciplinary teams in a fast‑paced engineering environment.
While our products operate at elevated temperatures, we welcome candidates from a broad range of industries. Experience with complex mechanical systems is more important than prior experience in fuel cells or high‑temperature equipment.
We encourage applications from candidates with experience in industries such as:
Experience with elevated‑temperature equipment, thermal management, pressure systems, or piping design is appreciated but not required.