
Researcher in Electrochemistry
About the role
About us
The role
Who are you?
You are an analytical and proactive team player with strong problem-solving skills and genuine curiosity for scientific and technical challenges. You enjoy working in collaborative, multidisciplinary environments and are driven by turning new knowledge and innovative ideas into practical solutions. Strong communication skills and the ability to engage with diverse stakeholders are essential in this role. Requirements:
- PhD in Chemistry
- Strong expertise in electrocatalysis and electrochemical reaction engineering.
- Proven experience in CO₂ Reduction Reaction (CO₂RR), including catalyst development, reaction mechanisms, product selectivity, and performance evaluation.
- Experience with electrochemical cell design, electrode materials, catalyst characterization, and advanced electrochemical techniques.
- Ability to connect fundamental electrochemical principles with practical applications in carbon conversion and sustainable energy technologies.
- Experience working in interdisciplinary research environments and collaborating with researchers across different fields
- Fluency in English, both written and spoken.
Preferred qualifications:
- Experience securing competitive research funding, supervising junior researchers, and collaborating with industrial partners.
- Experience in scaling electrochemical processes from laboratory research to demonstration, pilot, or industrially relevant systems.
- Experience in wastewater treatment, water quality analysis, or electrochemical environmental technologies.
- Experience in the electrochemical utilization of biorefinery-derived feedstocks and side streams.
- Swedish language skills
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