Redwood Materials
Chemical Engineer
About this role
Redwood Materials seeks a Chemical Engineer to support battery recycling operations in McCarran, Nevada. You'll optimize existing processes, develop new recycling technologies, and conduct pilot-scale testwork while collaborating with cross-functional operations teams.
What you'll do
- Collaborate with operations and maintenance teams to ensure processes are safe, efficient, and continuously improving
- Lead cross-functional initiatives to develop and implement new process plants and equipment
- Design and operate testwork and pilot plant experiments
- Conceptualize and develop process flowsheets for recycling applications
- Provide technical support for battery recycling and related commercial operations
- Research and develop solutions for industry challenges in battery material recovery
What they're looking for
- Chemical engineering fundamentals and process design
- Metallurgical processing and hydrometallurgy
- Pilot plant design and operation
- Flowsheet development and optimization
- Process safety and sustainability
- Cross-functional collaboration and project leadership
- Technical problem-solving
- Battery recycling or circular economy knowledge
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Redwood Materials
Redwood Materials develops battery products and energy storage systems, with a focus on battery refining, material production, and end-of-life battery processing. The company is hiring Systems Engineers, Design Engineers, Solutions Engineers, Software Engineers specializing in ML and Computer Vision, and Service Engineers to build and scale their battery technology and manufacturing operations.
- Website
- redwoodmaterials.com
Likely interview questions
- Describe your experience designing or optimizing chemical processes from lab scale to pilot or commercial operations.
- How have you approached improving process efficiency and safety in a manufacturing or recycling environment?