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Oxylus Energy in Branford, CT is seeking Electrochemist I -- II -- III / Electrochemical Engineer I -- II -- III. This on-site role requires relocation within a year to the Bridgeport/Stamford area.
You will test MEAs, analyze data, and guide experimental design to advance our CO2 electrolyzer technology. You will set up and run electrochemical tests, generate high-quality data, and report findings to project stakeholders.
On site - Branford, CT (must be willing to relocate to the Bridgeport/Stamford area within one year of the start date)
Oxylus Energy is a climate-tech company building solutions that can scale. Our breakthrough electrochemical technology converts carbon dioxide into carbon-neutral fuels and chemicals, reducing the world's dependence on fossil fuels. We are a team of scientists, engineers, and problem solvers working to make that future real.
As Electrochemist I -- II -- III / Electrochemical Engineer I -- II -- III, you will test the performance of membrane electrode assemblies (MEAs) for our CO2 electrolyzers across a range of operating conditions. You will build a deep understanding of the operating and scientific principles that govern the electrochemical performance of our reactors, and design and run experiments that improve them.
Day to day, you will set up and manage electrochemical tests, ensure they consistently produce high-quality data, analyze the results, and report findings to project stakeholders. You will play an increasingly key role in experimental design.
Academic background in chemistry, chemical engineering, physics, or materials science and engineering, with one of the following:
We believe the distinct contributions of each person fuel our success. To keep our products and culture inclusive of all viewpoints and experiences, Oxylus Energy does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, religion, sex, national origin, gender identity or expression, sexual orientation, age, marital status, veteran status, disability, or any other characteristic protected by law.