Phase Biolabs
Process Engineer

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ABOUT US
Phase Biolabs converts waste CO₂ and renewable hydrogen into ethanol by gas fermentation, for use as an e-fuel in road fuel, as a low-carbon chemical feedstock and a sustainable aviation fuel precursor. We're a small team scaling a new biomanufacturing process.
YOUR ROLE
As a process engineer working within a multidisciplinary team, you will contribute to the scaling and operation of our continuous gas fermentation process. This position is for someone who likes being a hands-on engineer, designing new systems, building and testing them and learning how they best operate.
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YOUR RESPONSIBILITIES
- Help design, build and operate continuous fermentation systems
- Run continuous campaigns and turn the data into process improvements
- Design and operate auxiliary systems
- Integrate ethanol recovery by distillation with the fermentation
- Help refine the mass and energy balances that underpin our pilot plant design
- Work closely with our fermentation team on nutrient and gas delivery strategy
- Proactively troubleshoot, maintain, and get stuck into whatever else the process needs
YOU ARE SOMEONE WHO
- Likes being in the plant room as much as at the desk
- Is curious and data driven
- Takes ownership without waiting to be asked
- Isn’t afraid to make mistakes
- Communicates clearly with people outside your discipline


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WHAT A SUCCESSFUL CANDIDATE LOOKS LIKE
- A degree in chemical or process engineering, or equivalent hands-on experience
- 3+ years working on real process equipment, at lab, pilot or plant scale
- Confident with P&IDs, mass and energy balances, and instrumentation
- Has commissioned or troubleshot something and seen it through
NICE TO HAVE
- Fermentation or gas-liquid mass transfer experience
- Distillation or separations
- PLCs, control systems or data acquisition
- Working with flammable gases (H₂)
TO APPLY
Send a CV and a very short cover letter providing example(s) of something you've built, fixed or scaled to hr@phasebiolabs.com.
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