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Process Engineer (New Grad) at General Matter - ApplyBlast

Process Engineer (New Grad)

General Matter

19 hours ago

Los Angeles, California, United States

Onsite

Full Time

Junior

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General Matter is seeking a Process Engineer to support the development, optimization, and scaling of chemical processes for nuclear fuel cycle operations. This role involves contributing to safe and efficient engineering solutions in advanced energy production within a multidisciplinary environment. The position offers an opportunity to work on pilot-scale testing, process modeling, and cross-functional collaboration to support design and operational objectives.

Responsibilities

Support development of new processes and design unit operations for nuclear fuel production
Lead pilot-scale testing initiatives and contribute to process modeling and data analysis
Prepare and present reports, summaries, test plans, and engineering documentation

Skills

Qualifications

Bachelor's degree in Chemical EngineeringBachelor's degree in Mechanical EngineeringBachelor's degree in Nuclear Engineering

About General Matter

generalmatter.com

Company Size

1-10 employees

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General Matter is a U.S. company rebuilding America’s domestic uranium enrichment capability to support expanded deployment of clean, reliable nuclear power. They focus on safe, affordable, and reliable domestic enrichment services and infrastructure to reduce dependence on foreign supply chains and strengthen energy and national security. General Matter works with utilities and government partners to supply enriched fuel and enable scalable, carbon‑free baseload generation. Their mission is to restore American leadership in nuclear fuel supply through secure, homegrown capacity.