DIAS Fellow in Chemical Engineering

The DIAS Fellow in Chemical Engineering role requires advanced expertise in chemical engineering principles and practices. Candidates should possess a strong foundation in chemical process design, reaction engineering, thermodynamics, transport phenomena, and materials science. Proficiency in modeling and simulation tools commonly used in chemical engineering, such as process simulation software (e.g., Aspen Plus, HYSYS), and data analysis tools is essential. Experience with experimental design, process optimization, and scale-up from laboratory to industrial applications is valuable. The role likely involves research and development activities, requiring skills in conducting rigorous experiments, analyzing results, and applying findings to improve chemical processes or develop new technologies. Strong analytical and problem-solving abilities are critical, as is familiarity with safety standards and regulatory requirements relevant to chemical engineering operations. Effective communication skills are important for collaboration with multidisciplinary teams and for disseminating research outcomes. While specific experience and education levels are not detailed, the position implies a high degree of technical competence and possibly an advanced degree in chemical engineering or a related field. Overall, the ideal candidate will demonstrate a comprehensive understanding of chemical engineering concepts, practical experience with industry-standard tools and methodologies, and the capacity to contribute to innovative research and development projects within the chemical engineering domain.