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Lead Process Modeling Engineer

Still Bright · Kenilworth, NJ · On-site

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About Still Bright

Backed by SOSV.

About the role

Still Bright is bringing the first viable hydrometallurgical alternative to copper smelting to market at a moment when global copper demand is outpacing supply by historic margins. Our proprietary RACER (Rapid and Complete Electrochemical Reduction) process delivers fast, complete copper extraction while recovering precious and critical co-products, and as a closed-loop system it offers precise control over outputs and radically reduces environmental impact.

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EMPLOYMENT Full-time

CLOSE COLLABORATION WITH CTO, technical team

Still Bright is bringing the first viable hydrometallurgical alternative to copper smelting to market at a moment when global copper demand is outpacing supply by historic margins. Our proprietary RACER (Rapid and Complete Electrochemical Reduction) process delivers fast, complete copper extraction while recovering precious and critical co-products, and as a closed-loop system it offers precise control over outputs and radically reduces environmental impact. Backed by top-tier investors including Breakthrough Energy Ventures and Material Impact, our team is moving from pilot execution into the next stages of commercial deployment.

As the Lead Process Modeling Engineer II, you sit at the heart of Still Bright's commercial strategy. Reporting to the VP of Commercialization and working in close, regular collaboration with the CTO, you own the digital product of our process, comprised of the paired SysCAD process model/digital twin, our in-house techno-economic analysis (TEA), and the life-cycle assessment (LCA) that rides on it, that turns process decisions into the defensible cost, energy, and recovery numbers that...

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