Materials Scientist (Hybrid)

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Bristol
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Location: Bristol, United Kingdom

Job Type: Full-Time, Hybrid

We are seeking a highly skilled and motivated Materials Scientist to join our dynamic team. This role focuses on the development and optimisation of our graphene-based sensor technologies, contributing significantly to our sensor-making processes.

Dare to have a mission:

  1. Participate in research and development on carbon nanomaterials, particularly graphene, for use in sensor applications.
  2. Develop carbon nanomaterials-based inks for manufacturing of sensors.
  3. Work on the scalability of sensor fabrication processes, ensuring consistency and quality.
  4. Analyse and interpret data, write reports, and present findings to stakeholders.
  5. Stay abreast of industry trends and advancements in carbon nanomaterials science.
  6. Contribute to patent applications and academic publications as required.
  7. Collaborate with cross-functional teams to meet project goals and deadlines.
  8. Keep the materials inventory up to date and participate in the continuous improvement of the Health & Safety standards.

The tools in your backpack:

  1. BSc degree with minimum 2 years’ experience in Materials Science, Physics, Chemistry, Nanotechnology, or a related field.
  2. Proven experience in a laboratory environment and familiarity with COSHH guidelines.
  3. Experience in working with carbon nanomaterials, particularly graphene, is highly desirable.
  4. Experience in sensor technology and its applications is desirable.
  5. Experience in data analysis and scientific software tools.
  6. Excellent problem-solving, organisational, and communication skills.
  7. Ability to work collaboratively in a fast-paced, innovative environment.
  8. Experience in liquid deposition and instrumentation is considered an advantage.

Our recipe for a great work-life balance:

  1. A chance to be part of a pioneering team in a rapidly growing technology company.
  2. Competitive salary and options package.
  3. Opportunities for professional growth and development.
  4. Collaborative and innovative work culture.
  5. Working with people who love what they do and want to make the world a better place.

Why Join Us?
As a Materials Scientist, you’ll be essential in the transition of the company from start-up to scale-up. Join a team of passionate professionals committed to innovation, and make a lasting impact on our technology and culture.

We value diversity and always treat all employees and job applicants based on merit, qualifications, competence, and talent. We do not discriminate based on race, religion, colour, national origin, gender, sexual orientation, age, marital status, veteran status, or disability status.

If you are an experienced Materials Scientist passionate about deep tech and eager to make a significant impact, please apply with your resume and a brief cover letter highlighting your relevant experience.

We look forward to reviewing your application!

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