- Candidates must have received a PhD within the past five years (60 months) or within the next 8 months from an accredited college or university.
- An advanced degree in chemical engineering.
- Fundamental theoretical understanding of kinetics, reactor design, hydrocarbon chemistry, heat and mass transfer, fluid dynamics, chemical separations, and thermal sciences, and the ability to apply this knowledge in the development of analytical and numerical models of processes and devices.
- Previous experience with constructing and/or operating laboratory-scale chemical or thermal test systems and related analytical techniques.
- Proficiency with multi-physics modeling, such as COMSOL or a similar platform.
- A demonstrated ability to effectively plan, perform, and communicate scientific research.
- Excellent technical writing skills and a track record of publishing in peer-reviewed journals.
- Ability to obtain a future US security clearance. Hazardous Working Conditions/Environment
Post Doc Research Associate – Chemical Process Intensification - Richland, United States - Pacific Northwest National Laboratory
Found in: Talent US 2 C2 - 2 weeks ago
Description
Responsibilities
The Advanced Energy Systems group at the Pacific Northwest National Laboratory (PNNL) has a history of developing innovative solutions to problems of national significance in energy, global climate change, and national security. The Advanced Energy Systems group is currently seeking a Post Doctorate Research Associate to support their growing portfolio of research in the areas of chemical processes development and process intensification.
The position responsibilities involve supporting theoretical and mathematical modeling, hardware design and fabrication, experimental work and report writing. The successful candidate must have a strong background in chemical engineering and must have the aptitude for supporting the design, construction and operation of complex experimental systems. A proven track-record in generating and working with new ideas and concepts is highly desired. Capabilities in developing empirical and first-principle models of devices and systems including micro chemical and thermal technologies are also desired.
QualificationsMinimum Qualifications:
Preferred Qualifications:
Laboratory work performed will include assembly and operation of equipment in an industrial laboratory setting, involving cryogenic, flammable, and toxic materials.
Additional InformationDue to business needs and client space, US Citizenship is required.
Pacific Northwest National Laboratory is subject to the Department of Energy Unclassified Foreign Visits & Assignments Program site, information, technologies, and equipment access requirements.