Emerging Energy Tech: Electrochemistry Lab Specialist

Exxon Mobil Corporation; Spring (TX); On-site; USD 90,000 - 120,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Pension plan

Savings plan with 7% company match

Workplace flexibility (Flex your Day)

Job summary

ExxonMobil, located in Spring, TX, is seeking a scientist to perform hands-on laboratory work and analyze data supporting CO2 capture technology development. You will build prototypes, evaluate materials, and collaborate with researchers across divisions to advance electrochemical systems.

The role emphasizes rigorous lab practices, rapid learning, and teamwork, with a focus on innovative solutions to energy challenges and carbon capture applications.

Qualifications

• B.S. or M.S. in chemistry, physics, materials science or similar.
• Attention to detail and ability to troubleshoot laboratory equipment.
• Willingness to engage in exploratory research and cross-divisional programs.
• Strong written and verbal communication of observations and results.
• Ability to learn rapidly and integrate new tasks into workflows.
• Organized, punctual, and compliant with lab safety and procedures.
• Effective teamwork and willingness to take on challenges.
• Commitment to lifelong learning.

Responsibilities

• Perform hands-on laboratory work and analyze data to support project teams.
• Build and evaluate components and prototypes for CO2 capture tech.
• Evaluate new proppant materials and mechanisms.
• Support research, development, and characterization of electrochemical systems.
• Collaborate with scientists to design and test next-generation carbon capture devices.
• Support evaluation of novel materials such as sorbents, solvents, membranes, coatings.

Skills

Communication skills

Detail-oriented

Problem solving

Quick learning

Team player

Research willingness

Organized

Lifelong learning

Safety compliance

Education

Science degree

Job description

ExxonMobil, located in Spring, TX, is seeking a scientist to perform hands-on laboratory work and analyze data supporting CO2 capture technology development. You will build prototypes, evaluate materials, and collaborate with researchers across divisions to advance electrochemical systems.

The role emphasizes rigorous lab practices, rapid learning, and teamwork, with a focus on innovative solutions to energy challenges and carbon capture applications.