Solid-State Battery Research Scientist

Exoben Inc.; United States; On-site; USD 120,000 - 190,000; Full time

Job summary

Exoben is seeking an advanced Solid-State Battery Research Scientist to lead research in next-generation battery technology in the United States. You will develop solid electrolytes and new battery architectures to improve safety, performance, and scalability, while working closely with both research and engineering teams.

You should have strong experience in advanced battery research, a solid understanding of solid-state systems and materials, and an analytical, innovation-focused mindset.

Qualifications

• Bachelor’s degree in Materials Science, Chemistry or related field.
• Master’s degree is an advantage.
• PhD is preferred for this research role.
• Strong experience in advanced battery research and solid-state systems.
• Analytical mindset with a practical, research-driven approach.

Responsibilities

• Research solid-state battery technologies and architectures.
• Develop new materials and battery designs to improve safety and energy density.
• Support experimental testing and validation of concepts.
• Collaborate with advanced research and engineering teams.
• Identify opportunities for commercialization and scalable solutions.

Skills

Solid-state batteries

Battery research

Analytical

Innovation

Education

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

Master’s degree advantageous

PhD preferred

Job description

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

Specialization: Solid-State Batteries, Advanced Materials and Next-Generation Energy Storage

Location: United States

Job Type: Full-Time

About Exoben

Exoben is focused on future battery technologies that go beyond current systems.

Solid-state batteries offer higher safety, better energy density and longer lifespan.

Research in this area defines the future of energy storage.

Job Description

We are looking for an advanced Solid-State Battery Research Scientist to lead research in next-generation battery technology.

In this role, you will develop solid electrolytes and new battery architectures.

You will focus on improving safety, performance and scalability.

You will work closely with advanced research and engineering teams.

Key Responsibilities

• You will research solid-state battery technologies.
• You will develop new materials and architectures.
• You will improve safety and energy density.
• You will support experimental testing and validation.
• You will identify opportunities for commercialization.

Qualifications

• You have a Bachelor’s degree in Materials Science, Chemistry or a related field. A Master’s degree is an advantage. A PhD is preferred.
• You have strong experience in advanced battery research.
• You understand solid-state systems and materials.
• You are analytical and innovation-focused.
• You are practical and research-driven.

Why This Role Matters

This role defines future battery technology.

You help position Exoben ahead of the market.

Your work drives next-generation innovation.

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