EnGen
Technical Co-Founder (Thermal Systems & Energy)

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About EnGen
EnGen is an early-stage climate-tech venture developing technology to recover waste heat from AI data centres and convert a portion of it back into useful electricity.
We're soon moving into R&D and prototyping and are looking for a Technical Co-Founder to help lead the development of the technology.
The Role
You'll work closely with the founder and technical team to shape EnGen's technical direction and develop our first prototype, with a particular focus on:
- Thermal system design and modelling
- Heat transfer and thermodynamics
- Thermal/thermochemical energy storage
- ORC and power-cycle integration
- Hardware prototyping and testing
- Integration with liquid-cooled data centres
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We're looking for someone with a strong background in mechanical, chemical, energy or thermal engineering. Experience in thermal systems, energy storage, ORCs, data-centre cooling or experimental R&D would be particularly valuable.
You don't need to tick every box - we're looking for someone technically strong, ambitious and excited about building a deep-tech company from an early stage.


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The Opportunity
This is a genuine co-founder role with meaningful equity, rather than a conventional engineering hire. EnGen is currently early-stage, so the position is initially equity-based, with salary expected following appropriate funding.
Based in London, with flexibility for hybrid working.
If you're interested in energy, AI infrastructure and building ambitious hardware from the ground up, we'd love to hear from you.
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