Cell Process Engineer (Formulation)

Cambridge

1 month ago

Applications closed

A fast growing next-generation battery developer focusing on lithium-sulfur batteries is currently hiring a Cell Process Engineer (Formulation). The successful candidate will ensure that technical processes and procedures are running smoothly and efficiently.
The Cell Process Engineer (Formulation) will:

Develop electrode coatings using proprietary materials, ensuring quality and efficiency.
Collaborate with the team to align work plans, timelines, and deliverables with overall project goals.
Provide daily support to the CTO, assisting with technical decisions and project coordination.
Conduct tests and analyse results to optimize electrode coating processes.
Keep up with industry trends to ensure the latest advancements are considered in development.
The Cell Process Engineer (Formulation) will have:
Degree qualification minimum. Engineering, chemistry, material science or similar.
Strong communication and organizational skills, with the ability to manage multiple tasks efficiently.
Proven experience in electrode and slurry formulation, essential for success in this role.
2+ years of industrial slurry, mixing, formulations development ideally within battery technology.
Ability to thrive in a fast-paced startup environment, managing ambiguity and adapting to evolving priorities.
This is an exciting opportunity to join a dynamic, fast-paced startup at the forefront of innovation in the energy sector. Apply now using an updated version of your CV and we will be in touch with more details

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