EVera Recruitment
Application Scientist

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About the Role
Working at the intersection of electrochemistry, operando characterisation and product development, the Application Scientist will play a key role in expanding the capabilities of a cutting-edge battery analysis platform. This role combines hands-on laboratory work with product development, supporting the creation of new experimental workflows, specialised test hardware and advanced data analysis approaches that help customers gain deeper insights into battery behaviour and performance.
Responsibilities
The Application Scientist will be responsible for:
- Designing and optimising experimental workflows across a range of battery chemistries
- Developing and refining bespoke operando battery cell designs to improve performance, usability, and manufacturability
- Using CAD software to design components and support rapid prototyping activities
- Preparing battery electrodes and assembling laboratory-scale test cells
- Analysing electrochemical, imaging, and multidimensional datasets to support product and application development
- Presenting technical findings and recommendations to customers, collaborators, and internal teams
- Supporting scientific collaborations, customer demonstrations, training activities, and industry events
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Requirements
The Application Scientist will have:
- An MSc or PhD in Electrochemistry, Chemistry, Materials Science, Chemical Engineering, Engineering, or a related discipline
- Hands-on experience working with lithium-ion or other advanced battery technologies
- Experience in battery cell assembly and electrochemical testing
- A strong understanding of battery chemistries and electrochemical processes
- Strong CAD capability and experience designing technical components
- Excellent data analysis and experimental problem-solving skills
- Strong communication skills and the ability to work effectively with customers and multidisciplinary teams


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This role is ideal for someone who enjoys developing new experimental approaches, solving practical engineering challenges, and working closely with customers to advance battery technology. If you're looking for the opportunity to combine scientific research, product development, and real-world application, apply with your CV, and we will be in touch.
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