In the Department of Energy System Integration, our Low Temperature Electrolysis Systems (NTE) group researches systems for alkaline water electrolysis. For this purpose, they are investigated experimentally and numerically in process engineering systems in practice-relevant sizes. Thus, the electrochemical production of
hydrogen, but also its further processing in downstream processes are analysed. The aim is to find solutions to eliminate the conflicting goals of efficiency, operating time, safety and costs, and thus make an important contribution to the energy transition.
With your work, you will support our team in the research and further development of electrolyser technology. You will develop and implement control algorithms and operating strategies to optimise the efficiency of alkaline water electrolysis in order to prepare it for operation with renewable energies. You will also work on issues relating to the low-degradation operation of AEL electrolysers under different process conditions and operating modes. You present the research results at conferences and acquire new research projects.
Look forward to a fulfilling job with an employer who appreciates your commitment and supports your personal and professional development. Our unique infrastructure offers you a working environment in which you have unparalleled scope to develop your creative ideas and accomplish your professional objectives. Our human resources policy places great value on a healthy family and work-life-balance as well as equal opportunities for persons of all genders (f/m/x).Individuals with disabilities will be given preferential consideration in the event their qualifications are equivalent to those of other candidates.
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