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FluoRok

Scale-Up Chemist (Battery Electrolyte Material Synthesis)

Oxford
£45k – £60k/yr
Posted about 22 hours ago
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We're a VC-backed University of Oxford spin-out (2022) transforming how fluorochemicals are made developing safer, lower-cost, and more sustainable routes to materials used in lithium-ion batteries and agrochemicals. Based at ARC Oxford, we operate across cutting-edge R&D, analytical, and pilot-scale facilities - (www.fluorok.com)

The Role

A hands-on role at the interface of synthetic inorganic chemistry and process scale-up. You'll take ownership of the day-to-day process for the scale-up of battery electrolyte materials and play a critical role in technology transfer to engineering and the development of new products.

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  • First degree (Bachelors / Masters) in Chemistry, Materials Chemistry, or Chemical/Process Engineering + at least 3 years experience in a relevant setting to gain experience on the relevant critical skills detailed below. Be clear in cover letter real-world and practical examples of the below
  • Demonstrated ability to manage / conduct a process to high-purity materials (ppm levels of impurities)
  • Demonstrated experience in wet synthetic chemistry using scale-up equipment at 5-50 L reactor scale (e.g. jacketed reactor)
  • Demonstrated ability to work under contained / air-moisture sensitive atmospheres
  • Hands-on experience with glovebox or advanced Schlenk techniques, inert gas handling, and moisture-sensitive transfers
  • Demonstrated ability to work safely using hazardous material and chemistries
  • Eligible to work in the UK and able to work on-site

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  • Experience in process analytical technology (PAT) and in-process controls (IPC)
  • Engineering and technology transfer knowledge, for example ability to understand and work with piping and instrumentation diagrams (P&ID)
  • Experience collaborating with engineering teams on technology transfer activities, such as handing over scaled processes or troubleshooting with process engineers

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  • Salary range £45,000-£60,000 per annum
  • We offer a competitive benefits package with private pension, private health insurance, group life insurance and share options plan.
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Skills

Synthetic Inorganic Chemistry
Process Scale-Up
Wet Synthetic Chemistry
High-Purity Materials
Glovebox Techniques
Inert Gas Handling
Moisture-Sensitive Transfers
Hazardous Material Safety
Process Analytical Technology
In-Process Controls
Engineering Knowledge
Piping and Instrumentation Diagrams
Technology Transfer
Collaboration
Troubleshooting

Location

Oxford, England, United Kingdom

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