Develop electrocatalysts and ion exchange membranes at UNSW in Sydney, Australia, applying material synthesis, device assembly, and electrochemical research expertise. This full time role is fixed-term for two years.

As a Postdoctoral Fellow in the School of Chemistry, you will contribute to research for electrolyzers and fuel cells. You will synthesise materials, prototype electrochemical devices, and support scaled-up demonstrations. The work includes assessing efficiency and durability, relating metrics to product performance and life cycle cost, and developing experiments under schedule constraints.

Key Responsibilities:
Develop novel electrocatalysts and ion exchange membranes
Synthesise materials and prototype electrochemical devices
Assess efficiency, durability, performance, and life cycle cost




Prepare manuscripts and disseminate research outcomes
Maintain laboratory equipment, materials, and experimental data

Requirements:
PhD in Chemistry, Chemical Engineering, or Materials Science
Experience with electrochemical energy conversion membranes
Experience in material synthesis and characterisation
Ability to conduct independent research with limited supervision
Publications and conference presentations relative to chance

Apply your electrochemical research, device prototyping, and materials expertise to electrolyzer and fuel cell development at UNSW.
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📌 Electrochemical Energy Postdoctoral Fellow Montreal
🏢 UNSW
📍 Montreal