R&D Electrochemical Test Specialist

Under the direction of the R&D Technical Project Lead (I&C), the R&D Electrochemical Test Specialist is primarily responsible for:

• Assembly of test setups, execution of tests, and data analyses related to development of electrochemical instrumentation for molten salts
• Coordination with R&D Technical Project Lead to execute test programs and provide subject matter expertise on analytical chemistry equipment, electroanalytical methods, and salt chemistry
• Review of internal documents and calculations related to test setup design, test scope, procedures, specifications, and reports
• Authorship of calculations and reports summarizing test results and presentation of findings with assumptions, risks, and proposed paths forward

This role contributes to the development of zero-emissions cogeneration plants using proprietary Integral Molten Salt Reactor fission technology, helping transform thermal and electric energy production toward cleaner nuclear power solutions.

Required qualifications and skills:

• Master's degree (or higher) in Engineering, Electrochemistry, Chemistry, or Materials Science
• Minimum 2 years of R&D work experience in academia or industry involving electrochemistry and analytical instrumentation
• Expertise with analytical chemistry and electrochemistry instrumentation principles of operation, calibration, data analysis methods, and error prediction
• Skilled with lab equipment, sensors, data acquisition systems, and custom test equipment design, assembly, and commissioning

Benefits and perks include:

• Extended Healthcare Plan
• Vacation policy designed to support work-life balance
• EAP Programs available to you and your family
• Wellness Subsidy
• Annual Performance Review
• Paid Volunteer Days
• Career development opportunities

Terrestrial Energy is developing a zero-emissions cogeneration plant for global industry using its proprietary Integral Molten Salt Reactor fission technology in an innovative, small and modular plant design as part of Generation-IV nuclear plant development.