Staff Chemical Engineer – Battery Recycling  

We are in the early design stage of our next battery recycling plant and seeking a Lead Process Engineer to join the team. This is a fast-moving, high-impact project. We’re targeting build and commissioning in under a year, with big equipment and serious engineering challenges. You’ll be part of a small, highly capable team that’s driving this from concept to operation—hands-on and end-to-end. 

Responsibilities will include:

• Full ownership of process design, including the process model, mass and energy balance and all related design documentation 
• Flowsheet development and optimization
• Specifying, sizing, and selecting process equipment 
• Integration with other processing assets to extract maximum product value
• Rapidly iterating to solve process challenges with creative and technically sound solutions
• Communicating designs early and clearly across the team
• Work with and guiding testwork to parameterize, de-risk and optimize the design
• Develop commissioning and operational readiness and take a leading role in commissioning and ramp up 

Desired Qualifications:

• B.S. or M.S. in Chemical or Process Engineering
• 8-10 years in industrial process design, scale-up, and commissioning 
• Someone who will proactively jump into problems; identify the key challenges and frame the analysis/tests necessary to solve! 
• Someone who is always curious: you’re not afraid to ask lots of questions so that you know the system inside out 
• Someone who is looking to take the next step in their career in a key project leadership position
• Strong working knowledge of: mechanical processing, material conveyance and solid/liquid separation plant and equipment 
• Experience in process engineering design and commissioning

Physical Requirements:

• Ability to safely perform job duties in both office and production environments
• Must maintain regular and punctual attendance in alignment with company and regulatory standards
• Must be able to communicate clearly

Working Conditions:

• Split work environment between office and the production facility
• Work may involve extended periods of working in the production facility
• Ability to work in challenging working conditions which may include exposure to noise, dust, chemicals, and temperature extremes, while protected by PPE, for extended periods of time
• May require occasional work weekends or alternate shifts to support production needs