Materials Scientist (Cathode/Anode)

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

Job summary

Exoben Inc. is seeking a highly technical Materials Scientist to develop and improve battery materials used in LithioX and SodioX systems. You will focus on enhancing performance, stability and scalability of cathode and anode materials, working closely with electrochemists and engineering teams.

Join a team dedicated to advancing battery performance while reducing costs. This role offers hands-on R&D, problem-solving opportunities and contribute to scalable materials development for

Qualifications

• Bachelor’s degree in Materials Science, Chemistry or related field; Master’s degree an advantage; PhD preferred.
• Experience in battery materials research.
• Understanding of material behavior and performance.
• Analytical and detail-oriented.
• Practical and innovation-focused.

Responsibilities

• Research and develop battery materials.
• Improve cathode and anode performance.
• Analyze material behavior under different conditions.
• Support testing and validation. Identify new materials for improved performance.
• Collaborate with research and engineering teams.

Skills

Battery materials research

Materials characterization

Analytical thinking

Team collaboration

Problem solving

Education

Bachelor’s degree in Materials Science, Chemistry or related field

Master’s degree preferred

PhD preferred

Job description

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

Specialization: Battery Materials, Cathode and Anode Development

Location: United States

Job Type: Full-Time

About Exoben

Exoben’s battery performance depends heavily on the materials used.

Cathode and anode materials define energy density, lifespan and cost.

Improving materials is key to building better batteries.

Job Description

We are looking for a highly technical Materials Scientist to develop and improve battery materials.

In this role, you will work on cathode and anode materials used in LithioX™ and SodioX™ systems.

You will focus on improving performance, stability and scalability.

You will work closely with electrochemists and engineering teams.

Key Responsibilities

• Research and develop battery materials.
• Improve cathode and anode performance.
• Analyze material behavior under different conditions.
• Support testing and validation.Identify new materials for improved performance.
• Collaborate with research and engineering teams.

Qualifications

• Possess a Bachelor’s degree in Materials Science, Chemistry or a related field. Master’s degree is an advantage. PhD preferred.
• Experience in battery materials research.
• Understanding of material behavior and performance.
• Analytical and detail-oriented.
• Practical and innovation-focused.

Why This Role Matters

This role improves the core materials used in Exoben’s batteries.

You help increase performance and reduce cost.

Your work drives long-term competitiveness.

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