Nitricity is a startup developing technology to produce fertilizer using air, water, and renewable electricity. Its process uses plasma to convert air into fixed nitrogen, producing high-temperature gas streams that must be cooled while preserving nitric oxide and recovering high-grade heat. The Thermal Design Engineer will join the core product engineering team developing megawatt-scale chemical production facilities and lead computational fluid dynamics work for high-temperature, chemically reacting air. The role builds CFD models coupling fluid flow, heat transfer, and chemical kinetics to inform reactor, quench-system, and heat-recovery-equipment design. The engineer will work with chemical, mechanical, and electrical engineers and the test team to validate models against laboratory and pilot data. This position reports to Nitricity’s Chief Science Officer.
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Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Mid Level