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In addition, various projects are being carried out in R & D, so management ability is also required. The R&D Engineer should be able to share technical advice and advise the project team members to ...

Build strong working relationships across R&D, Operations, Engineering, and Quality departments. * Promote effective communication and teamwork during laboratory testing and production trials.

JOB RESPONSIBILITIES Living Safely • Actively participates in R&A monthly safety meetings ... JOB REQUIREMENTS MINIMUM QUALIFICATIONS: • Bachelor's degree in engineering or science field OR 3 ...

JOB RESPONSIBILITIES Living Safely Actively participates in R&A monthly safety meetings, quarterly ... Bachelor's degree in engineering or science field OR 3-5 years equivalent technical experience.

PURPOSE OF JOB The Materials Engineer is key to securing continued production across Asphalt, Shingles, and Components by qualifying dual raw material sources. This position plays a key role in the ...

PURPOSE OF JOB The Materials Engineer is key to securing continued production across Asphalt, Shingles, and Components by qualifying dual raw material sources. This position plays a key role in the ...

Platform Staffing Group (an STA Group Company) is looking for an R& D Engineer to assist our client in Smart stick V5: Software enhancement, bug fixes, design and implement the groundwork for V6. All ...

R+D Verification Engineer II

Versailles, OH · On-site

$126K/yr

JOB SUMMARY: The R+D Verification Engineer II is a part of a team developing new products for the medical, dental and animal health markets. They design, document, and execute verification ...

Project Engineer - R.D. Olson Construction | SoCal Sedona, AZ & Southern California | Commercial GC | Hospitality + Multifamily This isn't just another construction job. It's your launchpad. At R.D.

R+D Quality Engineer III

Versailles, OH · On-site

$66K - $86K/yr

The R + D Quality Engineer III leads and enforces product development quality initiatives through identifying, investigating, planning, and conducting activities aimed at insuring robust and quality ...

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Senior R & D Engineer / Scientist OOJ 22349

DES Growth Partners, Inc.

Berkey, OH • On-site

$120K - $150K/yr

Full-time

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Senior R & D  Engineer/Scientist OOJ 22349

Location: Berkey, OH (No Remote)

US Citizen or Permanent Resident Only

Annual Salary: $120,000-150,000 (Relocation Paid)

 

Job Description

My client is a well-funded startup company working on technologies in the fields of atmospheric water harvesting and CO2 capture. This position will join the initial startup team that will be working on commercialization of technologies from the University of California, Berkeley.

This position will focus on the design and scale-up of systems that improve their overall performance in adsorbing/desorbing water vapor.

Roles and Responsibilities

• Work with and report to the head of Product Engineering to achieve the department goals of scaling up commercial-grade MOF/COF-based atmospheric water harvesting technology.

• Collaborate closely with R&D scientists to process the technical and functional specifications of MOF/COFs coming out of the R&D

• Responsible for the system-level design and development of the heat management system, including optimization of heat exchangers, thermal storage, optimization of fluids transfer, pumps, fans, and filters that will operate on the MOF/COFs.

• Design, plan and scale up the technologies from prototype stage to commercial stage

• Identify and optimize critical component and system-level parameters to improve overall product performance in terms of production capacity, energy efficiency, lifetime (reliability/durability), yield, cost, safety, and operation.

• Evaluate and manage sourcing of materials and components, taking into consideration the whole process from sourcing to final assembly and packaging

• Help set up the QC/QA processes and procedures for production

• Maintain an electronic notebook detailing all observations and measurements.

• Contribute to the intellectual property of the company by writing and participating in invention disclosures

• Perform periodic reporting to management and participate in technical meetings.

Qualifications

• PhD in mechanical engineering or similar field from an accredited institution, along with a demonstrated record of achievement in research

• Strong understanding of thermodynamics, fluid mechanics, and heat transfer

• More than 5 years of industrial R&D experience.

• Industry experience in designing system-level prototypes

• Experience in simulation tools for thermal design, thermal analysis, and energy performance

• Familiar with health and safety procedures in production.

• Thrive in a culture that values diversity, collaboration, precision, and learning.

• Strong teamwork and collaboration skills.

• Excellent problem-solving skills.

• A track record of successful scale-up prototypes or experimentation.

• Effective written and verbal communication skills.

Send resume to: smarts@desgp.com