Senior electrochemist | eis | electrodeposition | materials processing

We are supporting an innovative technology business developing advanced electrochemical and materials‑processing solutions in a highly technical R&D environment. This is an excellent opportunity for a hands‑on electrochemist with strong experience in EIS, electrodeposition, cyclic voltammetry, surface characterization and laboratory experimentation. Responsibilities Design, execute, and interpret electrochemical experiments, including EIS, CV, and potentiostatic/galvanostatic methods. Develop and optimize electrodeposition and plating processes for metals, alloys, and advanced functional materials. Use impedance diagnostics, equivalent‑circuit modeling, and data analysis to extract mechanistic insights. Support surface and materials characterization using SEM/EDX, AFM, or XPS. Collaborate closely with R&D, process, and equipment engineering teams in a product‑focused, on‑site environment. Qualifications Hands‑on expertise in electrochemical methods, especially EIS, equivalent‑circuit modeling, and impedance analysis. Practical experience with electrodeposition/plating processes such as Ni, Cu, Sn, or alloy deposition. Strong knowledge of CV, redox analysis, surface characterization, and electrolyte/bath chemistry. Laboratory capability across experiment design, troubleshooting, measurement, validation, and technical documentation. Experience in real industrial, product‑development, or process‑transfer environments rather than purely theoretical research. Sector exposure in semiconductor manufacturing, ECD, TSV, metallization, battery systems, advanced coatings, thin films, PCB fabrication, or microelectronics production is a strong plus. This role is ideal for someone who enjoys solving complex electrochemical problems and wants to work close to R&D, process engineering, and equipment development in a fast‑moving technical setting. #J-18808-Ljbffr