Electrochemist

Exoben Inc.; United States; On-site; USD 90,000 - 130,000; Full time

Job summary

Exoben Inc. is seeking a highly skilled Electrochemist to support battery research and development.

You will study electrochemical reactions inside battery systems and help improve performance and stability, focusing on charging/discharging behavior and material performance. You will collaborate with research and engineering teams to translate scientific findings into practical improvements, strengthening the scientific foundation of Exoben’s batteries and contributing to safer, longer-lasting

Qualifications

• Bachelor’s degree in Chemistry, Chemical Engineering or a related field. A Master’s degree is an advantage. A PhD is preferred.
• Strong knowledge of electrochemistry and battery systems.
• Experience in laboratory research and testing.
• Analytical and detail-oriented.
• Practical and focused on real-world application.

Responsibilities

• Study electrochemical processes in battery systems.
• Analyze reactions in cathode, anode and electrolyte materials.
• Support improvements in efficiency and performance.
• Identify causes of degradation and performance loss.
• Support testing and experimental validation.
• Document findings and contribute to research development.

Skills

Electrochemistry knowledge

Laboratory research

Analytical thinking

Practical application

Education

Bachelor’s degree in Chemistry or Chemical Engineering

Master’s degree (advantage)

PhD preferred

Job description

United States Full-Time Scientists & Research (R&D)

Specialization: Electrochemistry, Battery Reactions and Energy Storage Science

Location: United States

Job Type: Full-Time

About Exoben

Exoben Inc. is building advanced battery technologies that power energy storage, solar systems and mobility.

At the core of these systems is electrochemistry. It defines how energy is stored, transferred and released.

Strong scientific understanding is essential to improving performance and reliability.

Job Description

We are looking for a highly skilled Electrochemist to support Exoben’s battery research.

In this role, you will study electrochemical reactions inside battery systems and help improve performance and stability.

You will work on understanding how materials behave during charging and discharging.

You will collaborate with research and engineering teams to translate science into practical improvements.

Key Responsibilities

You will study electrochemical processes in battery systems.

You will analyze reactions in cathode, anode and electrolyte materials.

You will support improvements in efficiency and performance.

You will identify causes of degradation and performance loss.

You will support testing and experimental validation.

You will document findings and contribute to research development.

Qualifications

You have a Bachelor’s degree in Chemistry, Chemical Engineering or a related field. A Master’s degree is an advantage. A PhD is preferred.

You have strong knowledge of electrochemistry and battery systems.

You have experience in laboratory research and testing.

You are analytical and detail-oriented.

You are practical and focused on real-world application.

Why This Role Matters

This role strengthens the scientific foundation of Exoben’s batteries.

You help improve efficiency, safety and long-term performance.

Your work drives innovation at the core level.

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