The Design for Manufacturing and Assembly Engineer will work closely with Equatic’s technical development team, in particular the CTO and the VP Supply Chain, to refine designs of Equatic’s electrolyzer and key elements of the balance of plant, with the objective to develop better products at lower cost. This will involve defining the manufacturing processes, FEED, materials selection, tolerances, standardization, cost calculation and modeling.

Role description ● Improve on existing electrolyzer designs with a focus on manufacturability: functional requirements, aspect ratios, materials, tolerances, for the unit cell, stacks and stack assemblies ● Identify the most promising ways to reduce the cost of Equatic’s technology components and systems, prioritizing the highest leverage and lowest effort opportunities ● Iterate and refine this design through successive prototype stages, from proof-of-concept to design optimized for manufacturability, including planning design freezes for successive versions. ● Coordinate with the internal tech development team on testing plans, including efficiency and durability parameters. ● Identify the manufacturing processes and vendors most suitable to execute the reduced-cost design improvements ● Coordinate/steer engineering vendors ● Based on final design, prepare engineering documentation to be delivered to manufacturers for large-scale production. ● Independently identify and effectively communicate barriers and bottlenecks