Would you like to use your process engineering skills to be at the forefront of modern-day industrial biotechnology? Then apply and enjoy the extraordinary mix of a young, dynamic working environment and the professionalism of the team with decades of experience in biotechnology, business, and product development.
We are seeking a Downstream Process Engineer to join our dynamic team. The successful candidate will be responsible for supporting our downstream process development and optimization. This role requires a strong background in Biological or Chemical Engineering.

Tasks

• Plan and support the execution of pilot-scale trials to test different DSP technologies for proof-of-concept and process optimization
• Collaborate in the development of analytical protocols to support pilot trials
• Support the conceptual development and optimization of our processes
• Perform mass and energy balances of our complete processes to support techno-economic and LCA analysis
• Develop mechanistic models to describe the operation of different DSP units

Requirements

• You have an academic degree in Biological Engineering or Chemical Engineering.
• You have 3+ years of experience in biotech- or chemical industry (proven working and academic experience is also accepted)
• Experience with process simulation tools is a plus (e.g., Aspen Plus, gPROMS)
• You love bringing structure and efficiency to a dynamic and fast-paced startup environment.
• You have a hands-on personality, team-play-spirit, and efficient self-time management.
• You are passionate about sustainability and eager to be part of a fast-growing startup.
• Fluency in English (spoken and written).

• Plan and support the execution of pilot-scale trials to test different DSP technologies for proof-of-concept and process optimization
• Collaborate in the development of analytical protocols to support pilot trials
• Support the conceptual development and optimization of our processes
• Perform mass and energy balances of our complete processes to support techno-economic and LCA analysis
• Develop mechanistic models to describe the operation of different DSP unit