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Kunin Technologies is a Chattanooga-based startup focused on advanced nano-separation for critical minerals. You will lead bench-scale hydrometallurgical test work, execute tests, and report results to help design scalable metal recovery processes.
You will prepare samples, ensure data integrity, and support pilot campaigns on site and at partner facilities, with extended hours during critical milestones.
Kunin Technologies is revolutionizing the critical mineral supply chain by implementing advanced separation systems with traditional unit operations to capture value from overlooked resources. Ore grades are falling globally, and conventional extraction leaves recoverable metal in material that mines and refineries write off as waste. Tailings, effluents, and legacy sites hold real value that existing separation technology can't reach economically.
Utilizing Kunin Technologies' proprietary mass manufacturable nano-separation systems, significantly more value can be produced from each resource, reducing waste, and unlocking domestic critical mineral production. Kunin is developing metal recovery flowsheets and reprocessing facilities from operating refinery effluents, decades-old tailings stockpiles, and even centuries-old Superfund sites.
Kunin is a team of process engineers, polymer scientists, and organic chemists with a 10k sq. ft. hydrometallurgical and organic synthesis lab in Chattanooga, TN. Kunin is pushing forward metal recovery projects across scandium, gallium, germanium, copper, cobalt, rhodium, and gold.
To achieve metal abundance, humanity must bring separation science down its own Moore's Law: fix the idiot cost index for micro and nano scale separation materials. This requires mass manufacturing novel ion-exchange media form factors which previously struggled from high costs.
You run the metallurgical test work that decides whether a Kunin project survives its next stage gate. Working under the Principal Metallurgist, you turn a feed sample and a question into a test program, execute it in Kunin's Chattanooga laboratory or at a partner laboratory, and report a result the engineering team can design from.
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