Hgen
Director of Electrochemistry
Hgen, Los Angeles, California, United States, 90079
Hgen's mission is to achieve a clean and sustainable energy future through tackling emissions in hard-to-decarbonize industries. By enabling cheap and abundant clean hydrogen, Hgen can help to decarbonize the >10% of total global emissions that are best addressed with clean hydrogen.
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about why clean hydrogen is critical for achieving zero-emissions.As the
Director of Cell Research and Development , you will lead electrochemical and materials research initiatives for optimizing Hgen's cell stack efficiency. You will play a critical role in driving Hgen's research and development roadmap, working within a fast and collaborative start-up environment to commercialize Hgen's advanced alkaline electrolyzer.Your responsibilities
Define and lead electrochemical research initiatives to optimize cell efficiencyIdentify and lead opportunities in catalyst and separator development to drive increased system efficiencyEngage in cross-disciplinary collaboration with engineering team to translate research opportunities into cell prototyping and development roadmapQualifications
Ph.D. in Electrochemistry, Chemical Engineering, Chemistry, Materials Engineering, or related field3+ years experience leading industry research efforts and teams in catalyst or separator developmentSelf-starter, ability to identify new opportunities and challenge ingrained assumptions
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Learn more
about why clean hydrogen is critical for achieving zero-emissions.As the
Director of Cell Research and Development , you will lead electrochemical and materials research initiatives for optimizing Hgen's cell stack efficiency. You will play a critical role in driving Hgen's research and development roadmap, working within a fast and collaborative start-up environment to commercialize Hgen's advanced alkaline electrolyzer.Your responsibilities
Define and lead electrochemical research initiatives to optimize cell efficiencyIdentify and lead opportunities in catalyst and separator development to drive increased system efficiencyEngage in cross-disciplinary collaboration with engineering team to translate research opportunities into cell prototyping and development roadmapQualifications
Ph.D. in Electrochemistry, Chemical Engineering, Chemistry, Materials Engineering, or related field3+ years experience leading industry research efforts and teams in catalyst or separator developmentSelf-starter, ability to identify new opportunities and challenge ingrained assumptions
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