Anthro
Senior Process Engineer
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Lead quality management practices and chemical engineering standards across operations. Ensure R&D processes are feasible at pilot scale using available materials and equipment. Support the growth of chemical engineering and production capabilities toward a full-scale manufacturing organization. The role requires experience designing experiments for 350mAh and 5Ah silicon anode coin cells.
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Using established engineering standards and methodologies, ensure R&D processes are feasible at pilot
scale and can be achieved with the materials and equipment available
Lead or support best practices for growing chem engineering and chemical production ensuring a full blown manufacturing organization.
Requirements
MS in Chem Engineering and experience designing experiments based on 350mAh & 5Ah Si Anode coin cells.
Benefits
Full Time.
$107,500 p.a.
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