Technologist
M-Spin is seeking a talented scientist to join our team as a Technologist. If you are passionate about cutting-edge materials technology and want to be part of a dynamic team, we encourage you to apply. This is a permanent position.
LOCATION
London
EMPLOYMENT TYPE
Permanent
About the role
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M-Spin is a recent spin-out from Imperial College which is developing unique ultra-high surface area porous metallic and ceramic sheets for electrochemical and electrocatalytic applications such as electrolysers and batteries. The business is expected to grow rapidly based on strong market pull for its products.
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The Technologist will play a crucial role in growing the business. They will be expected to lead the day-to-day production and analysis of electrospun samples and will be responsible for maintaining the laboratory facilities of M-Spin. There will be significant opportunities for personal growth and skill/career development in the role.
What You’ll Do
As a Technologist, you will:
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Maintain the safe and effective operation of the experimental facilities of M-Spin.
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Prepare samples for customers and internal development under the guidance of the Head of Product Development and CTO.
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Perform analysis of manufactured materials and prepare reports based on this.
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Proactively suggest improvements to the operation of the company facilities.
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Continue the development of M-Spin technology by preparing and characterising new variants of metallic and ceramic sheets.
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Support the Head of product development and CTO with respect to codification of IP, grant applications, and reporting.
Who You are
We are looking for a highly motivated individual with good knowledge of materials science. The ideal candidate would have experience in preparation and analysis of materials ideally in a commercial setting. We are looking for people with:
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Masters or equivalent in materials science, chemistry, chemical engineering or a related subject from respected university/research institution.
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Some experience in electrochemistry and the preparation and characterisation of polymeric, ceramic or metallic materials is preferred.
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Ideally, experience working in an industrial manufacturing or laboratory environment.
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Experience in analysing data and preparing technical reports.
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Good presentation and communication skills.