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Carbon Removal Engineer/Scientist

Location: New Haven, CT

Job Type

Full Time

About the Role

The Carbon Removal Engineer/Scientist is essential to the research and development of CREW's carbon removal systems. The role will involve designing and conducting independent research and experiments in the laboratory and field. The primary goal of this role is to further scientific and engineering know-how on CREW technology, transforming concepts into technology development. During this work, the Carbon Removal Engineer/Scientist will be responsible for carbon removal operations in all scales of development, from bench to pilot to demonstration. Location will be in-person in either the office, laboratory, or field.

Responsibilities

Key Responsibilities

  • Continued evaluation of multiple measurement pathways for quantifying positive carbon removal and environmental impact, focusing on the sensing and monitoring of multiple environmental parameters in aqueous and solid phases.

  • Perform detailed chemical analyses using advanced analytical techniques (e.g., ICP-MS, GC-MS, HPLC) to measure concentrations of key compounds and trace elements.

  • Develop, optimize, and validate analytical methods for the characterization of complex environmental samples, ensuring compliance with industry standards and protocols.

  • Conduct field and lab operations such as sample collection, analysis, and interpretation

  • Understand and characterize mineral dissolution kinetics and geochemical mechanisms

  • Lead testing and troubleshooting of field deployed systems

  • Drive new ideas through stages of research, experimental design, proof-of-concept, and scale up

  • Lead data visualization and basic modeling using excel, python, or matlab

  • Aid in implementation, testing, and troubleshooting of carbon removal measurement systems

  • Prepare and evaluate technical plans, reports, presentations and proposals to support new and ongoing projects

  • Collaborate with the broader R&D team to effectively communicate ideas and results

  • Follow all safety protocols and maintain a clean and organized laboratory and field environment

Requirements

Required Qualifications

  • MS or PhD in relevant scientific discipline or engineering: geochemistry, environmental science, chemistry, chemical engineer, environmental engineer

  • 3+ years of relevant project or wet laboratory experience

  • Strong communication and writing capabilities

  • Capable of lifting up to 15 lbs

  • Startup mindset where adaptability, creativity, agility, and execution are keys to success

  • Strong desire to fight climate change


Bonus Qualifications

  • Completed or currently undergoing postdoctoral work

  • 2+ years field experience deploying technology at pilot or commercial scales

  • Data management or coding capabilities

  • Experience in early stage startup

  • Proficiency in modeling software for reactive transport or geochemical modeling  (python, Matlab, Geochemist’s Workbench, PHREEQC, etc)


While we are looking for someone with these skills, you do not need to have all the listed qualifications to be a great addition to our team. Please reach out if you have any of the listed qualifications, are eager to learn new skills and be involved in the climate tech space, and have solid design, science/engineering, and problem-solving skills.

Compensation

The annual salary range for this position is competitive and will depend on many factors including experience, education, and expertise. We offer a competitive benefits package with insurance, vacation, retirement, and equity options.

About the Company

CREW utilizes the extensive infrastructure present in wastewater treatment systems to provide robust, empirical, and durable carbon dioxide removal through enhanced weathering, while delivering process benefits to our partners.

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