CIDETEC Energy Storage is looking for a person to join in the Energy Materials Unit. The position will cover the needs of the strategic projects carried out in the Pilot Plant.
If you want to be part of this revolution, we are waiting for you!
Our work covers the entire value chain, from battery chemistry to the final application. We design and develop cells, modules and battery packs tailored to our customers'' needs, with a clear focus on technology transfer to industry. The researcher''s work will be related to proyect management.
Your contribution
You will form part of a state-of-the-art research centre, geared to sustainability and the circular economy, which has helped electrify Spain''s roads and is now working towards 100% future sustainability.
The successful candidate will work in the Pilot Plant, implementing new processes and techniques for the manufacture of electrodes and lithium ion cells.
For this purpose, he or she must have knowledge in the set-up and maintenance of machinery.
The successful candidate will work independently according to the defined work plan.
He or she will participate in the following tasks:
Manufacture of electrodes for batteries and manufacture of cells. Electrochemical characterisation.
Design of coupling systems for new machinery.
What we offer you
Requirements:
Education:
Process engineering
Languages:
English
Knowledge:
The successful candidate must demonstrate knowledge of and experience in:
Knowledge of design, maintenance and set-up of machinery would be an advantage.
Observations:
A highly motivated person, with a keen interest in research and innovation, you will join a multidisciplinary team. You will be able to organise your work, meeting both the deadlines and the established objectives. Problem-solving capacity and scientific criteria. Good communication skills, both verbal and written.
Having undertaken a placement abroad and more than 3 years'' work experience will be considered a plus.
*We positively value applications from people with a disability equal to or greater than 33%, in compliance with current legislation, the General Law on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities and their social inclusion (LGD).