Materials Chemist (Metal Organic Frameworks)
Location - Belfast Our client is a specialist materials company, working with novel porous material technology supporting in Carbon capture. Due to expansion, our client is currently seeking an experienced Materials Chemist to join the company on a permanent basis. As a Materials Chemist, you will be laboratory-based, running independent projects to support the development and design of porous materials with a focus on carbon capture. Responsibilities will include: Undertaking research projects to investigate and evaluate porous material performance. Analysing and characterising physical and chemical properties to support material development. Interpreting and recording gas uptake efficiency of materials using BET analysis, PXRD, and SEM. Presenting and reporting research results, working collaboratively with the larger team. Suitable applicants will have: Prior experience of Metal-Organic Frameworks, ideally for carbon capture. Experience working on the development of porous materials. Strong technical experience within analytical and characterisation techniques. PhD in Materials Chemistry or MSc with relevant post-graduate experience. Our client offers the opportunity to join an innovative company on a permanent basis. Salary will be based on relevant experience, along with a competitive benefits package.
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Location - Belfast Our client is a specialist materials company, working with novel porous material technology supporting in Carbon capture. Due to expansion, our client is currently seeking an experienced Materials Chemist to join the company on a permanent basis. As a Materials Chemist, you will be laboratory-based, running independent projects to support the development and design of porous materials with a focus on carbon capture. Responsibilities will include: Undertaking research projects to investigate and evaluate porous material performance. Analysing and characterising physical and chemical properties to support material development. Interpreting and recording gas uptake efficiency of materials using BET analysis, PXRD, and SEM. Presenting and reporting research results, working collaboratively with the larger team. Suitable applicants will have: Prior experience of Metal-Organic Frameworks, ideally for carbon capture. Experience working on the development of porous materials. Strong technical experience within analytical and characterisation techniques. PhD in Materials Chemistry or MSc with relevant post-graduate experience. Our client offers the opportunity to join an innovative company on a permanent basis. Salary will be based on relevant experience, along with a competitive benefits package.
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