
Altea Energy
Location Artix, France (with international travel)
Duration 12 Months
Renewable To be confirmed
Status Residential
Missions / Service Dimensions
The expert will be responsible for designing and conducting experimental work on the new solvent system. This includes setting up laboratory test benches, operating experiments, and contributing to a multidisciplinary research effort in collaboration with teams focused on thermodynamics and reaction kinetics.
Main Responsibilities
Preparation Phase
- Familiarize with the solvent and existing test procedures during the initial mission in Tokyo.
- Design and configure experimental setups in the local R&D center.
Execution
- Conduct bench-scale CO₂ absorption experiments using the precipitating amine solvent.
- Manage qualification and commissioning of the test benches.
Analysis & Reporting
- Analyze experimental data, assess performance against benchmarks.
- Document and synthesize findings into technical reports.
- Ensure clear communication and regular updates to project stakeholders.
Collaboration
- Liaise with the thermodynamics and kinetics teams to integrate findings.
- Ensure coordination with the international partner for knowledge alignment and project consistency.
Qualifications & Experience
- Education: Master’s degree or PhD in Physical Chemistry, Chemical Engineering, or Material Science.
- Languages: English – Professional proficiency (spoken and written).
- Experience:
- Demonstrated experience in carbon capture technologies, particularly post-combustion absorption processes.
- Proven ability to run laboratory experiments and interpret complex data.
- Hands-on expertise in equipment qualification, solvent handling, and chemical process evaluation.
- Knowledge of thermodynamic and reaction kinetic principles is a plus.
- Experience in collaborative R&D projects with international stakeholders is an advantage.
To apply for this job please visit altea-energy.com.
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