<p>Electrolyzer researcher</p> <p>Hydrolite is a leading company in the development of hydrogen-based electrochemical devices for generation of green electricity. The company is looking for a researcher in the field of anion-exchange membrane electrolyzer. The candidate will be in charge of research projects related to subjects such as electrolysis efficiency, identification of failure mechanisms, hydrogen crossover and device behavior under various operation profiles. He will be part of small team of researchers but will also interact with mechanical and process engineers using the input from the research to produce improved large size devices. By combining hands-on work and research skills in the fields of electrochemistry and materials science, the candidate will run lab-scale and larger size electrolyzer stacks, reports his findings and proposes rational pathways to improve the efficiency and lifetime of the device</p> <p>: Role description</p> <p>In-charge of routine lab operation: preparation of materials and components, assembly of electrolyzer of various sizes, testing of the electrolyzers, analysis and report</p> <p>After training period and full understanding of the technology, will lead defined research projects</p> <p>Report progress to the team, interact with other team members and plan next steps</p> <p>: Requirements</p> <p>BsC in Chemical Engineering, Materials Engineering or Chemistry</p> <p>Minimum experience of 2 years in one of the following areas</p> <p>Energy, chemical industry</p> <p>Electrochemical devices - significant advantage</p> <p>Water electrolysis - significant advantage</p> <p>Previous experience in one of the following: advantage</p> <p>Membranes or porous separator characterization</p> <p>Gas and liquid transport in porous layers</p> <p>Strong hands-on skills</p> <p>Strong analytical and problem-solving skills</p> <p>Ability to independently plan, execute and analysis experiments</p> <p>Team player</p> <p>Project leader</p> <p>Proficiency in spoken and written English</p> <p>Caesarea#</p>