The Role
This role involves researching MEA types, developing novel MEAs, preparing reports, collaborating with teams, and writing scientific publications.
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Job Description
- Investigate different types of MEA and degradation mechanism
- Development of novel MEAs using different catalysts, ionomers, and membrane
- Prepare the scientific reports and participate in all industrial meetings
- Post-process the membrane and different fuel cells and electrolyzer components
- Communicate and collaborate with researchers and PhD students.
- Frequently review scientific literature to inform ongoing research, interpret data, and share knowledge with the research team.
- Participate in the group meetings at UQTR and the industry
- Write scientific papers and review papers.
- Ph.D. degree in Chemistry, Electrochemistry, Chemical Engineering, or a similar discipline,
- Solid knowledge on MEA in PEM fuel cells or electrolysers
- strong interest in pursuing research on different components,
- working in a dynamic interdisciplinary team.
- Independence, activity, and critical thinking in solving tasks.
- Ability and willingness to develop knowledge and skills;
- Ability to present and publish research results.
- Good knowledge of English (both speaking and writing).
Skills Required
- Ph.D. degree in Chemistry, Electrochemistry, Chemical Engineering, or similar discipline
- Solid knowledge on MEA in PEM fuel cells or electrolysers
- Strong interest in pursuing research on different components
- Ability and willingness to develop knowledge and skills
- Good knowledge of English (both speaking and writing)
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The Company
What We Do
The Hydrogen Research Institute (HRI) advances energy transition through innovation in advanced materials, engineering, and safety, focusing on sustainable energy systems using hydrogen.
