Energy Engineer
Research Innovations- Full Time
- Junior (1 to 2 years)
Candidates must hold a degree in Chemical Engineering or a related field. Bonus qualifications include experience using process simulation tools such as AspenTech, ChemCAD, or Promax, experience with sorbents for gas capture, and experience deploying or working on pilot plants.
The Chemical Engineer will conduct design, development, prototyping, and validation work on key chemical separation subsystems, including off-gas separation and waste immobilization. They will evaluate existing technologies, develop systems meeting regulatory requirements, define system requirements and validation methodologies, establish performance criteria, operate a test bed, develop process flow sheets, and generate technical documentation for regulatory filings. The role also involves serving as a subsystem technical lead throughout the lifecycle and collaborating with cross-functional teams.
Develops advanced fission power plants
Oklo develops advanced fission power plants that utilize a unique approach to the fission reaction, ensuring safety and enabling the use of nuclear waste as fuel. Their main product, the Aurora reactor, generates up to 15 megawatts of power and can run for over 10 years without refueling, making it both cost-effective and environmentally friendly. Oklo distinguishes itself from competitors by focusing on recycling nuclear waste and providing energy solutions for a variety of clients, including industrial facilities and remote communities. The company's goal is to deliver clean, reliable, and affordable energy while transforming the nuclear energy sector.