Computational Scientist — Process Modelling & Optimisation
Rivan Industries
Greater London
On-site
GBP 70,000 - 80,000
Full time
14 days+
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Benefits offered by this job
Significant share options
Extensive relocation support
Extra £6000 per year for living close to HQ
Job summary
A pioneering synthetic fuel company in Greater London seeks a computational scientist to develop process models for its Direct Air Capture (DAC) technology. The role requires 3-7 years of experience in process modelling and a strong background in chemical engineering. The candidate will work cross-functionally to validate models and develop simulation tools. With a salary of £70-80k and significant share options, this position offers extensive relocation support for those willing to work in-person.
Qualifications
3–7 years of experience in process modelling, computational science, or chemical/process engineering R&D.
Proven experience with MATLAB, Aspen Plus/HYSYS, and/or COMSOL.
Strong background in heat and mass transfer, reaction engineering, and first-principles modelling.
Responsibilities
Develop and refine process models for Rivan’s lime-based DAC process.
Perform heat and mass transfer calculations, dynamic simulations, and optimisation studies.
Build and maintain modular simulation tools for assessments.
Skills
Process modelling
Computational science
Chemical/process engineering R&D
MATLAB
Aspen Plus
Python
Heat and mass transfer
First-principles modelling
Education
Bachelor’s/Master’s in Chemical Engineering
PhD in related field
Tools
Aspen Plus/HYSYS
COMSOL
ANSYS Fluent
Job description
A pioneering synthetic fuel company in Greater London seeks a computational scientist to develop process models for its Direct Air Capture (DAC) technology. The role requires 3-7 years of experience in process modelling and a strong background in chemical engineering. The candidate will work cross-functionally to validate models and develop simulation tools. With a salary of £70-80k and significant share options, this position offers extensive relocation support for those willing to work in-person.