Electrochemical Process Specialist

Boston Government Services, LLC•Washington, DC

8h•Hybrid

About The Position

The Department of Energy’s (DOE) Industrial Technologies Office (ITO) accelerates the innovation and adoption of cost-effective technologies that position American industry to lead on the competitive stage in evolving global markets. ITO provides planning, management, and direction necessary for a balanced national program of research, development, demonstration, technical assistance, and workforce development to drive energy, materials, and production efficiency across the industrial sector. The Industrial Technologies Office (ITO) is seeking an early- to mid-career candidate to support the innovation and adoption of technologies developed through federal programs. The role requires interacting closely with R&D projects that produce significant cost- and energy savings and improve the competitiveness of U.S manufacturing. This candidate will serve as a Subject Matter Expert on electrochemical processes and will conduct extensive, informed analysis to develop R&D strategy, create solicitations for federally funded projects, and support a multimillion-dollar technical project portfolio. The selected contractor will engage deeply in technical projects and activities, interacting with experts in academia, industry, and at the national labs.

Requirements

Bachelor’s degree in inorganic chemistry or chemical engineering
Minimum of 3 years of experience in with federally funded R&D in energy, preferably working for the DOE as a fed or contractor, or with the National Labs: R&D Strategy development.
R&D Solicitation development.
Technology Project Management.
Industry and/or public service experience.
Ability to engage industry stakeholders and to help support decisions on a multimillion-dollar technical project portfolio.
Ability to interpret data from multiple sources and present it to leadership in a clear manner.
A passion for improving energy efficiency and industrial innovation.
Must be a U.S. citizen.
Successful drug screening.
Must be eligible to obtain and maintain a security or clearance badge.

Nice To Haves

Located in the Washington DC area with a hybrid work arrangement.
Advanced degree in Inorganic chemistry, or chemical engineering, PhD preferred.
5+ years of federal R&D experience in energy technology development.
Membership in pertinent associations is helpful.

Responsibilities

Develop research and development (R&D) strategy through informed analysis of technical and market barriers and opportunities for electrochemical processes in manufacturing.
Lead the development of R&D solicitations to attract proposals aligned with strategic goals.
Provide active project management support on behalf of DOE for a multimillion-dollar technical project portfolio.
Engage with industry stakeholders and National Labs to support decisions, monitor progress, and ensure project objectives are met.
Interpret complex technical and financial data from multiple sources, including active projects and market trends.
Synthesize findings and presents clear, concise analyses and recommendations to senior leadership to inform strategic decision-making.
Serve as a Subject Matter Expert on electrochemical process technology, engaging with industry partners, academic institutions, and National Labs.
Provide technical guidance and fosters collaborations to advance DOE's mission in energy-intensive manufacturing sectors like chemicals and iron/steel production.