Climate change is real and we need to act fast. Our purpose is to restore the carbon balance in our atmosphere. We believe it’s important to have a positive impact on society, the economy, and the climate. Are you ready to join us on our mission?

ROLE

Unfortunately, our beloved team member Ben (who’s with us for 3 years, so a true Carbyon-veteran!) decided to leave us as he and his girlfriend will emigrate to Norway. This means we’re looking for a talented Mechanical Engineer eager to join our engineering team. But be aware, this is not just a regular mechanical engineering role. If you’re looking for a role in which you’ll solely do CAD design; do not (!) read further.
Here’s why; the engineering team at Carbyon is still relatively small. This comes with the unique opportunity to have a broadly oriented role. One moment you’ll drive the development of our next product by working on detailed design based upon given requirements (e.g. costs, manufacturability), while the other moment you’ll help out on upgrading one of our prototypes by working hands-on (heavy tooling doesn’t have any surprises for you).
While the project(s) you’ll work on vary over time, we can guarantee a broadly oriented role that comes with concepting, working on designs as well as literally rolling up your sleeves to build either new prototypes or upgrade/maintain our existing ones.
Do you consider yourself a jack of all mechanical trades? Then dive into your responsibilities!

RESPONSIBILITIES

As you’ve read above, roles at Carbyon can be still pretty fluid. Despite, we’ve captured your responsibilities in three simple sentences;

• Take the lead on sub-projects, collaborating with key stakeholders both internal (e.g. Mechanical Architect) and external (e.g. VDL IM; our assembly partner) stakeholders.
• Bring your mechanical design from concept idea to production, while supporting your design decisions with concept evaluations and calculations.
• Regularly support hands-on. This can be in the context of upgrading/maintaining our existing prototypes or building new prototypes to prove certain concepts coming from the research team.