95 electrochemistry jobs at 61 companies in United States
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Scientist, Electrochemistry
South San Francisco, California, United States
$110k-$140k/yrOnsiteFull Time
Atlas Data Storage: A developing semiconductor-based molecular data storage solutions using synthetic DNA.
5+ YOEPhD in electrochemistry or related field, >5 years experience in electrochemical biosensor R&D, hands-on electrochemistry expertise, strong data analysis and communication skills.
Voya Energy: Commercializing metal-based fuel systems for clean off-grid electricity.
5+ YOEPhD in electrochemistry-related field, 5+ years industry or advanced research experience in electrochemical systems, hands-on cell design and characterization, and strong communication for cross-functional work.
General MotorsNYSE: GM: Manufactures and sells automobiles and automotive parts globally.
2+ YOEBSE in engineering required; 2+ years battery modeling experience; strong physics and numerical methods knowledge; proficiency with COMSOL,MATLAB/SIMULINK,SABER,Python,PyBaMM; electrochemical and thermal modeling skills.
Los Alamos National Laboratory: Multidisciplinary research institution supporting national security and science.
PhD in chemistry, chemical engineering, materials science, or related field (recent graduate), extensive experimental electrochemistry experience (electroplating/electropolishing), proficiency with electrochemical equipment and characterization, strong communication, ability to obtain Q clearance (US citizenship).
University of Minnesota: Public research university providing undergraduate and graduate education.
Ph.D. in a related STEM field, hands-on electrochemistry lab experience, record of peer-reviewed publications, and valid U.S. driver’s license; programming experience (Python/MATLAB/LabVIEW) preferred.
Postdoctoral Researcher – Electrochemistry of Nuclear Materials
Lemont, Illinois, United States
$73k-$121k/yrOnsiteFull Time
Argonne National Laboratory: Conducts scientific research and develops advanced energy technologies.
PhD in relevant field within last five years, U.S. citizenship, electrochemistry/materials knowledge, XRD/SEM experience, glovebox/hazardous materials lab skills, strong communication and problem-solving.
XRD, SEM, glovebox, cyclic voltammetry, electrochemical impedance spectroscopy, polarization tests
Enrolled or recent graduate in materials/electrical/chemical/bioengineering; hands-on microfabrication and electrochemistry experience; cleanroom competency; experimental rigor and collaboration skills.
Still Bright: Sustainable electrochemical technology for copper extraction.
4+ YOEMaster's in chemical/electrochemical engineering or related (or bachelor's with experience), 4+ years electrochemical cell or process experience, strong experimental design, data analysis, mass/energy balances, and lab/pilot hands-on skills.
Indiana University: Public university system providing undergraduate and graduate degree programs.
Ph.D. in chemistry, materials science, chemical engineering, or related field; expertise in nanocrystal synthesis, electrochemistry, catalysis, or electron microscopy preferred.
Electron Microscopy, Nanocrystal Synthesis, Electrochemistry, Catalysis
Michigan State University: A public land-grant research university in East Lansing.
PhD in chemistry or related field; experience in electrochemistry, inorganic/material synthesis and characterization; impedance spectroscopy desired; able to work independently and in interdisciplinary teams.
Electrochemistry, Impedance spectroscopy, Inorganic synthesis, Materials synthesis, Materials characterization, Dye-sensitized solar cells, Photoelectrochemical energy conversion
Element SolutionsNYSE: ESI: Produces specialty chemicals for electronics and industrial manufacturing.
3+ YOEBS or MS in Chemistry, 3+ years laboratory experience, strong analytical/electrochemistry background, hands-on instrumentation experience, excellent communication and problem-solving skills.
ExxonMobilNYSE: XOM: Produces and distributes oil, natural gas, and petrochemical products.
5+ YOE5-10 years in commercial scale battery development and testing; Li-ion anode materials experience; coin/pouch cell testing; degree in Materials, Electrochemistry, or Chemical Engineering (Bachelors/Masters/PhD).
Director, Copper Electrowinning (Process & System Optimization)
Burlington, Massachusetts, United States
$180k-$200k/yrOnsiteFull Time
Nth Cycle: Electrochemical technology for extracting critical minerals from recycled materials.
15+ YOE5+ MgmtBachelor's or Master's in engineering or materials science, 15+ years electrochemistry/electrowinning experience, 5+ years people management, strong electrochemistry and metallurgy knowledge.
Johns Hopkins University: Private research university providing higher education and medical services.
Ph.D. in chemical engineering, chemistry, materials science, electrochemistry or related; strong background in electrochemistry, separations or membrane science; publication record; excellent written and oral communication.
StellantisNYSE: STLA: Designs and manufactures vehicles for diverse global automotive brands.
8+ YOEBachelor's in Materials or Electrochemistry Engineering, 8+ years in battery energy storage, knowledge of battery pack design, electrochemistry, thermal management, LCA and cost analysis, plus cross-functional and partner management skills.
Research Technician - College of Engineering - BioMedical Engineering
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, United States
OnsiteFull Time, Temporary
Carnegie Mellon University: Global research university providing higher education and conducting scientific research.
BSc in Materials Science or Biomedical Engineering (related to bioelectronics/electrochemistry) required; coursework in electrochemistry; wet lab experience required; in vivo experience, MATLAB/Python, and SEM/TEM/Raman/XPS/XRD experience desired; successful background check.
New York University: A private research university providing higher education degree programs.
BS in chemical engineering, chemistry, or related field; demonstrated background in electrochemistry and wet-lab analytical methods; eligibility to work in the U.S.