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As an engineer in the Electrode Development team, the Engineer will support slurry formulation, coating process development, and experimental execution for performance optimization. This role contributes to the foundational work required for the development and mass production of lithium-ion battery electrodes.

Key Responsibilities

Overall areas of responsibilities and activities

• Conduct experiments related to electrode slurry mixing, coating, drying, and calendaring.

• Collect and analyze data from lab-scale experiments and compile technical reports.

• Assist in the evaluation of electrode performance and suggest areas of improvement.

• Operate and maintain lab equipment used in electrode fabrication.

• Prepare documentation including experiment reports, process flow, and test summaries.

Requirements

Educational background and previous experience required for the role

Qualifications and Experience

• Bachelor's degree or higher in Materials Science, Chemical Engineering, Energy Engineering, or a related field.

• Internship or academic project experience in lithium-ion batteries or electrode development preferred.

• Foundational knowledge of electrode materials and manufacturing processes.

• Basic understanding of lab experiment protocols and data handling.

• Interest in battery or advanced material industries with a willingness to learn.

Specific skills

• Basic proficiency in handling lab-scale equipment (mixers, coaters, calenders, etc.).

• Proficiency in Microsoft Office (Excel, PowerPoint, Word) and basic data visualization.

• Basic statistical analysis and data interpretation skills.

• Ability to read and understand technical documents in English.

Personal success factors

• Proactive attitude toward problem-solving and experimentation.

• High attention to detail and sense of responsibility.

• Effective communication and team collaboration skills.

• Willingness to grow and learn new technologies.

As an engineer in the Electrode Development team, the Engineer will support slurry formulation, coating process development, and experimental execution for performance optimization. This role contributes to the foundational work required for the development and mass production of lithium-ion battery electrodes.

Key Responsibilities

Overall areas of responsibilities and activities

• Conduct experiments related to electrode slurry mixing, coating, drying, and calendaring.

• Collect and analyze data from lab-scale experiments and compile technical reports.

• Assist in the evaluation of electrode performance and suggest areas of improvement.

• Operate and maintain lab equipment used in electrode fabrication.

• Prepare documentation including experiment reports, process flow, and test summaries.

Requirements

Educational background and previous experience required for the role

Qualifications and Experience

• Bachelor's degree or higher in Materials Science, Chemical Engineering, Energy Engineering, or a related field.

• Internship or academic project experience in lithium-ion batteries or electrode development preferred.

• Foundational knowledge of electrode materials and manufacturing processes.

• Basic understanding of lab experiment protocols and data handling.

• Interest in battery or advanced material industries with a willingness to learn.

Specific skills

• Basic proficiency in handling lab-scale equipment (mixers, coaters, calenders, etc.).

• Proficiency in Microsoft Office (Excel, PowerPoint, Word) and basic data visualization.

• Basic statistical analysis and data interpretation skills.

• Ability to read and understand technical documents in English.

Personal success factors

• Proactive attitude toward problem-solving and experimentation.

• High attention to detail and sense of responsibility.

• Effective communication and team collaboration skills.

• Willingness to grow and learn new technologies.

As an engineer in the Electrode Development team, the Engineer will support slurry formulation, coating process development, and experimental execution for performance optimization. This role contributes to the foundational work required for the development and mass production of lithium-ion battery electrodes.

Key Responsibilities

Overall areas of responsibilities and activities

• Conduct experiments related to electrode slurry mixing, coating, drying, and calendaring.

• Collect and analyze data from lab-scale experiments and compile technical reports.

• Assist in the evaluation of electrode performance and suggest areas of improvement.

• Operate and maintain lab equipment used in electrode fabrication.

• Prepare documentation including experiment reports, process flow, and test summaries.

Requirements

Educational background and previous experience required for the role

Qualifications and Experience

• Bachelor's degree or higher in Materials Science, Chemical Engineering, Energy Engineering, or a related field.

• Internship or academic project experience in lithium-ion batteries or electrode development preferred.

• Foundational knowledge of electrode materials and manufacturing processes.

• Basic understanding of lab experiment protocols and data handling.

• Interest in battery or advanced material industries with a willingness to learn.

Specific skills

• Basic proficiency in handling lab-scale equipment (mixers, coaters, calenders, etc.).

• Proficiency in Microsoft Office (Excel, PowerPoint, Word) and basic data visualization.

• Basic statistical analysis and data interpretation skills.

• Ability to read and understand technical documents in English.

Personal success factors

• Proactive attitude toward problem-solving and experimentation.

• High attention to detail and sense of responsibility.

• Effective communication and team collaboration skills.

• Willingness to grow and learn new technologies.

As an engineer in the Electrode Development team, the Engineer will support slurry formulation, coating process development, and experimental execution for performance optimization. This role contributes to the foundational work required for the development and mass production of lithium-ion battery electrodes.

Key Responsibilities

Overall areas of responsibilities and activities

• Conduct experiments related to electrode slurry mixing, coating, drying, and calendaring.

• Collect and analyze data from lab-scale experiments and compile technical reports.

• Assist in the evaluation of electrode performance and suggest areas of improvement.

• Operate and maintain lab equipment used in electrode fabrication.

• Prepare documentation including experiment reports, process flow, and test summaries.

Requirements

Educational background and previous experience required for the role

Qualifications and Experience

• Bachelor's degree or higher in Materials Science, Chemical Engineering, Energy Engineering, or a related field.

• Internship or academic project experience in lithium-ion batteries or electrode development preferred.

• Foundational knowledge of electrode materials and manufacturing processes.

• Basic understanding of lab experiment protocols and data handling.

• Interest in battery or advanced material industries with a willingness to learn.

Specific skills

• Basic proficiency in handling lab-scale equipment (mixers, coaters, calenders, etc.).

• Proficiency in Microsoft Office (Excel, PowerPoint, Word) and basic data visualization.

• Basic statistical analysis and data interpretation skills.

• Ability to read and understand technical documents in English.

Personal success factors

• Proactive attitude toward problem-solving and experimentation.

• High attention to detail and sense of responsibility.

• Effective communication and team collaboration skills.

• Willingness to grow and learn new technologies.

As an engineer in the Electrode Development team, the Engineer will support slurry formulation, coating process development, and experimental execution for performance optimization. This role contributes to the foundational work required for the development and mass production of lithium-ion battery electrodes.

Key Responsibilities

Overall areas of responsibilities and activities

• Conduct experiments related to electrode slurry mixing, coating, drying, and calendaring.

• Collect and analyze data from lab-scale experiments and compile technical reports.

• Assist in the evaluation of electrode performance and suggest areas of improvement.

• Operate and maintain lab equipment used in electrode fabrication.

• Prepare documentation including experiment reports, process flow, and test summaries.

Requirements

Educational background and previous experience required for the role

Qualifications and Experience

• Bachelor's degree or higher in Materials Science, Chemical Engineering, Energy Engineering, or a related field.

• Internship or academic project experience in lithium-ion batteries or electrode development preferred.

• Foundational knowledge of electrode materials and manufacturing processes.

• Basic understanding of lab experiment protocols and data handling.

• Interest in battery or advanced material industries with a willingness to learn.

Specific skills

• Basic proficiency in handling lab-scale equipment (mixers, coaters, calenders, etc.).

• Proficiency in Microsoft Office (Excel, PowerPoint, Word) and basic data visualization.

• Basic statistical analysis and data interpretation skills.

• Ability to read and understand technical documents in English.

Personal success factors

• Proactive attitude toward problem-solving and experimentation.

• High attention to detail and sense of responsibility.

• Effective communication and team collaboration skills.

• Willingness to grow and learn new technologies.

As an engineer in the Electrode Development team, the Engineer will support slurry formulation, coating process development, and experimental execution for performance optimization. This role contributes to the foundational work required for the development and mass production of lithium-ion battery electrodes.

Key Responsibilities

Overall areas of responsibilities and activities

• Conduct experiments related to electrode slurry mixing, coating, drying, and calendaring.

• Collect and analyze data from lab-scale experiments and compile technical reports.

• Assist in the evaluation of electrode performance and suggest areas of improvement.

• Operate and maintain lab equipment used in electrode fabrication.

• Prepare documentation including experiment reports, process flow, and test summaries.

Requirements

Educational background and previous experience required for the role

Qualifications and Experience

• Bachelor's degree or higher in Materials Science, Chemical Engineering, Energy Engineering, or a related field.

• Internship or academic project experience in lithium-ion batteries or electrode development preferred.

• Foundational knowledge of electrode materials and manufacturing processes.

• Basic understanding of lab experiment protocols and data handling.

• Interest in battery or advanced material industries with a willingness to learn.

Specific skills

• Basic proficiency in handling lab-scale equipment (mixers, coaters, calenders, etc.).

• Proficiency in Microsoft Office (Excel, PowerPoint, Word) and basic data visualization.

• Basic statistical analysis and data interpretation skills.

• Ability to read and understand technical documents in English.

Personal success factors

• Proactive attitude toward problem-solving and experimentation.

• High attention to detail and sense of responsibility.

• Effective communication and team collaboration skills.

• Willingness to grow and learn new technologies.

Senior Catalyst Engineer Shape the Future of Hydrogen Technology

Are you an experienced catalyst engineer looking to make an impact in the hydrogen industry? Do you thrive in a hands-on environment where science meets engineering? At Catator, you'll have the opportunity to lead the development of advanced catalyst technologies that are accelerating the global transition to clean hydrogen.

The Opportunity

We are looking for an experienced Senior Catalyst Engineer to become our technical expert in catalyst development and experimental testing. In this role, you will drive catalyst innovation from laboratory concept to industrial implementation, developing catalyst formulations, designing advanced test systems, and generating the experimental data that guides our product development.

You will work closely with our CTO, R&D team, manufacturing, and project organization while enjoying significant technical independence and the opportunity to influence the future direction of our catalyst portfolio.

Your Responsibilities

As our Senior Catalyst Engineer, you will:

• Lead catalyst testing programs, including performance mapping, durability testing, accelerated ageing, poisoning studies, and failure investigations.

• Develop new catalyst formulations, coating technologies, and structured metallic catalyst solutions.

• Design, build, commission, and continuously improve catalyst test rigs, reactors, gas supply systems, and laboratory equipment.

• Develop automation, PLC control systems, data acquisition, and analytical methods for reliable testing.

• Developing kinetic models for our catalyst range from experimental data.

• Support the transfer of catalyst technologies from laboratory development to production.

• Contribute expert technical judgement while collaborating across multidisciplinary teams.

What We're Looking For

You have at least five years of industrial or applied research experience in catalyst or reactor development and enjoy solving complex technical challenges through practical experimentation.

We are looking for a hands-on engineer with several years of industrial or applied research experience in catalyst or reactor development. You hold a master’s degree in chemistry, Chemical Engineering, Materials Science, Engineering Physics or a related field, while a PhD is considered an advantage.

You have extensive experience in experimental catalyst testing and a solid understanding of catalyst formulation, coating technologies and structured metallic catalysts. Experience from fuel reforming, catalytic combustion or similar catalytic processes is highly valued, as is the ability to design, build and operate experimental test rigs.

You are familiar with gas analysis, instrumentation and data acquisition, and have experience analysing experimental data and translating results into practical engineering solutions. Knowledge of process automation, PLC programming, CAD or mechanical design is considered an advantage.

As a person, you are analytical, practical and scientifically rigorous. You enjoy solving complex technical challenges, work independently when needed, and collaborate effectively with colleagues across multiple disciplines while maintaining a strong focus on laboratory safety.

Location: Lund

Application

In this recruitment, Catator AB is collaborating with LH Affärsutveckling. If you have any questions about the role, you are welcome to contact: Louise Harrysson, +46 72 311 98 39 louise.harrysson@lh-affarsutveckling.se

Selection and interviews are conducted on an ongoing basis, so please submit your application as soon as possible. Apply today and become part of a team driving the future of sustainable energy.

About Catator

Catator delivers cutting-edge catalyst solutions to the hydrogen industry. The world is rapidly transitioning to renewable energy sources like wind and solar. However, to store energy when the sun is not shining or the wind is not blowing, large amounts of hydrogen are needed: according to the International Energy Agency about 650 megatons of hydrogen per year by 2050. That’s a lot of hydrogen!

To accelerate this green transition, Catator offers its patented and world-leading catalyst solutions to the hydrogen industry. Catator’s solutions are used by manufacturers of fuel cell systems and hydrogen producers. We work exclusively with OEM customers, several of which are leading multinational companies.

Catator was founded in 1990 by a group of researchers at Lund University. Over the years we have developed deep IP and know-how in catalysis and catalytic process design. Our headquarters are located in Lund. Our premises are well adapted to our business and include in-house production of catalysts and advanced research and test facilities.

Senior Catalyst Engineer Shape the Future of Hydrogen Technology

Are you an experienced catalyst engineer looking to make an impact in the hydrogen industry? Do you thrive in a hands-on environment where science meets engineering? At Catator, you'll have the opportunity to lead the development of advanced catalyst technologies that are accelerating the global transition to clean hydrogen.

The Opportunity

We are looking for an experienced Senior Catalyst Engineer to become our technical expert in catalyst development and experimental testing. In this role, you will drive catalyst innovation from laboratory concept to industrial implementation, developing catalyst formulations, designing advanced test systems, and generating the experimental data that guides our product development.

You will work closely with our CTO, R&D team, manufacturing, and project organization while enjoying significant technical independence and the opportunity to influence the future direction of our catalyst portfolio.

Your Responsibilities

As our Senior Catalyst Engineer, you will:

• Lead catalyst testing programs, including performance mapping, durability testing, accelerated ageing, poisoning studies, and failure investigations.

• Develop new catalyst formulations, coating technologies, and structured metallic catalyst solutions.

• Design, build, commission, and continuously improve catalyst test rigs, reactors, gas supply systems, and laboratory equipment.

• Develop automation, PLC control systems, data acquisition, and analytical methods for reliable testing.

• Developing kinetic models for our catalyst range from experimental data.

• Support the transfer of catalyst technologies from laboratory development to production.

• Contribute expert technical judgement while collaborating across multidisciplinary teams.

What We're Looking For

You have at least five years of industrial or applied research experience in catalyst or reactor development and enjoy solving complex technical challenges through practical experimentation.

We are looking for a hands-on engineer with several years of industrial or applied research experience in catalyst or reactor development. You hold a master’s degree in chemistry, Chemical Engineering, Materials Science, Engineering Physics or a related field, while a PhD is considered an advantage.

You have extensive experience in experimental catalyst testing and a solid understanding of catalyst formulation, coating technologies and structured metallic catalysts. Experience from fuel reforming, catalytic combustion or similar catalytic processes is highly valued, as is the ability to design, build and operate experimental test rigs.

You are familiar with gas analysis, instrumentation and data acquisition, and have experience analysing experimental data and translating results into practical engineering solutions. Knowledge of process automation, PLC programming, CAD or mechanical design is considered an advantage.

As a person, you are analytical, practical and scientifically rigorous. You enjoy solving complex technical challenges, work independently when needed, and collaborate effectively with colleagues across multiple disciplines while maintaining a strong focus on laboratory safety.

Location: Lund

Application

In this recruitment, Catator AB is collaborating with LH Affärsutveckling. If you have any questions about the role, you are welcome to contact: Louise Harrysson, +46 72 311 98 39 louise.harrysson@lh-affarsutveckling.se

Selection and interviews are conducted on an ongoing basis, so please submit your application as soon as possible. Apply today and become part of a team driving the future of sustainable energy.

About Catator

Catator delivers cutting-edge catalyst solutions to the hydrogen industry. The world is rapidly transitioning to renewable energy sources like wind and solar. However, to store energy when the sun is not shining or the wind is not blowing, large amounts of hydrogen are needed: according to the International Energy Agency about 650 megatons of hydrogen per year by 2050. That’s a lot of hydrogen!

To accelerate this green transition, Catator offers its patented and world-leading catalyst solutions to the hydrogen industry. Catator’s solutions are used by manufacturers of fuel cell systems and hydrogen producers. We work exclusively with OEM customers, several of which are leading multinational companies.

Catator was founded in 1990 by a group of researchers at Lund University. Over the years we have developed deep IP and know-how in catalysis and catalytic process design. Our headquarters are located in Lund. Our premises are well adapted to our business and include in-house production of catalysts and advanced research and test facilities.

Senior Catalyst Engineer Shape the Future of Hydrogen Technology

Are you an experienced catalyst engineer looking to make an impact in the hydrogen industry? Do you thrive in a hands-on environment where science meets engineering? At Catator, you'll have the opportunity to lead the development of advanced catalyst technologies that are accelerating the global transition to clean hydrogen.

The Opportunity

We are looking for an experienced Senior Catalyst Engineer to become our technical expert in catalyst development and experimental testing. In this role, you will drive catalyst innovation from laboratory concept to industrial implementation, developing catalyst formulations, designing advanced test systems, and generating the experimental data that guides our product development.

You will work closely with our CTO, R&D team, manufacturing, and project organization while enjoying significant technical independence and the opportunity to influence the future direction of our catalyst portfolio.

Your Responsibilities

As our Senior Catalyst Engineer, you will:

• Lead catalyst testing programs, including performance mapping, durability testing, accelerated ageing, poisoning studies, and failure investigations.

• Develop new catalyst formulations, coating technologies, and structured metallic catalyst solutions.

• Design, build, commission, and continuously improve catalyst test rigs, reactors, gas supply systems, and laboratory equipment.

• Develop automation, PLC control systems, data acquisition, and analytical methods for reliable testing.

• Developing kinetic models for our catalyst range from experimental data.

• Support the transfer of catalyst technologies from laboratory development to production.

• Contribute expert technical judgement while collaborating across multidisciplinary teams.

What We're Looking For

You have at least five years of industrial or applied research experience in catalyst or reactor development and enjoy solving complex technical challenges through practical experimentation.

We are looking for a hands-on engineer with several years of industrial or applied research experience in catalyst or reactor development. You hold a master’s degree in chemistry, Chemical Engineering, Materials Science, Engineering Physics or a related field, while a PhD is considered an advantage.

You have extensive experience in experimental catalyst testing and a solid understanding of catalyst formulation, coating technologies and structured metallic catalysts. Experience from fuel reforming, catalytic combustion or similar catalytic processes is highly valued, as is the ability to design, build and operate experimental test rigs.

You are familiar with gas analysis, instrumentation and data acquisition, and have experience analysing experimental data and translating results into practical engineering solutions. Knowledge of process automation, PLC programming, CAD or mechanical design is considered an advantage.

As a person, you are analytical, practical and scientifically rigorous. You enjoy solving complex technical challenges, work independently when needed, and collaborate effectively with colleagues across multiple disciplines while maintaining a strong focus on laboratory safety.

Location: Lund

Application

In this recruitment, Catator AB is collaborating with LH Affärsutveckling. If you have any questions about the role, you are welcome to contact: Louise Harrysson, +46 72 311 98 39 louise.harrysson@lh-affarsutveckling.se

Selection and interviews are conducted on an ongoing basis, so please submit your application as soon as possible. Apply today and become part of a team driving the future of sustainable energy.

About Catator

Catator delivers cutting-edge catalyst solutions to the hydrogen industry. The world is rapidly transitioning to renewable energy sources like wind and solar. However, to store energy when the sun is not shining or the wind is not blowing, large amounts of hydrogen are needed: according to the International Energy Agency about 650 megatons of hydrogen per year by 2050. That’s a lot of hydrogen!

To accelerate this green transition, Catator offers its patented and world-leading catalyst solutions to the hydrogen industry. Catator’s solutions are used by manufacturers of fuel cell systems and hydrogen producers. We work exclusively with OEM customers, several of which are leading multinational companies.

Catator was founded in 1990 by a group of researchers at Lund University. Over the years we have developed deep IP and know-how in catalysis and catalytic process design. Our headquarters are located in Lund. Our premises are well adapted to our business and include in-house production of catalysts and advanced research and test facilities.

Senior Catalyst Engineer Shape the Future of Hydrogen Technology

Are you an experienced catalyst engineer looking to make an impact in the hydrogen industry? Do you thrive in a hands-on environment where science meets engineering? At Catator, you'll have the opportunity to lead the development of advanced catalyst technologies that are accelerating the global transition to clean hydrogen.

The Opportunity

We are looking for an experienced Senior Catalyst Engineer to become our technical expert in catalyst development and experimental testing. In this role, you will drive catalyst innovation from laboratory concept to industrial implementation, developing catalyst formulations, designing advanced test systems, and generating the experimental data that guides our product development.

You will work closely with our CTO, R&D team, manufacturing, and project organization while enjoying significant technical independence and the opportunity to influence the future direction of our catalyst portfolio.

Your Responsibilities

As our Senior Catalyst Engineer, you will:

• Lead catalyst testing programs, including performance mapping, durability testing, accelerated ageing, poisoning studies, and failure investigations.

• Develop new catalyst formulations, coating technologies, and structured metallic catalyst solutions.

• Design, build, commission, and continuously improve catalyst test rigs, reactors, gas supply systems, and laboratory equipment.

• Develop automation, PLC control systems, data acquisition, and analytical methods for reliable testing.

• Developing kinetic models for our catalyst range from experimental data.

• Support the transfer of catalyst technologies from laboratory development to production.

• Contribute expert technical judgement while collaborating across multidisciplinary teams.

What We're Looking For

You have at least five years of industrial or applied research experience in catalyst or reactor development and enjoy solving complex technical challenges through practical experimentation.

We are looking for a hands-on engineer with several years of industrial or applied research experience in catalyst or reactor development. You hold a master’s degree in chemistry, Chemical Engineering, Materials Science, Engineering Physics or a related field, while a PhD is considered an advantage.

You have extensive experience in experimental catalyst testing and a solid understanding of catalyst formulation, coating technologies and structured metallic catalysts. Experience from fuel reforming, catalytic combustion or similar catalytic processes is highly valued, as is the ability to design, build and operate experimental test rigs.

You are familiar with gas analysis, instrumentation and data acquisition, and have experience analysing experimental data and translating results into practical engineering solutions. Knowledge of process automation, PLC programming, CAD or mechanical design is considered an advantage.

As a person, you are analytical, practical and scientifically rigorous. You enjoy solving complex technical challenges, work independently when needed, and collaborate effectively with colleagues across multiple disciplines while maintaining a strong focus on laboratory safety.

Location: Lund

Application

In this recruitment, Catator AB is collaborating with LH Affärsutveckling. If you have any questions about the role, you are welcome to contact: Louise Harrysson, +46 72 311 98 39 louise.harrysson@lh-affarsutveckling.se

Selection and interviews are conducted on an ongoing basis, so please submit your application as soon as possible. Apply today and become part of a team driving the future of sustainable energy.

About Catator

Catator delivers cutting-edge catalyst solutions to the hydrogen industry. The world is rapidly transitioning to renewable energy sources like wind and solar. However, to store energy when the sun is not shining or the wind is not blowing, large amounts of hydrogen are needed: according to the International Energy Agency about 650 megatons of hydrogen per year by 2050. That’s a lot of hydrogen!

To accelerate this green transition, Catator offers its patented and world-leading catalyst solutions to the hydrogen industry. Catator’s solutions are used by manufacturers of fuel cell systems and hydrogen producers. We work exclusively with OEM customers, several of which are leading multinational companies.

Catator was founded in 1990 by a group of researchers at Lund University. Over the years we have developed deep IP and know-how in catalysis and catalytic process design. Our headquarters are located in Lund. Our premises are well adapted to our business and include in-house production of catalysts and advanced research and test facilities.