Research Scientist in Polymer Materials Processing and Mechanical Behavior – Krakow, Poland

Hitachi Energy

1 month ago

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Krakow, Lesser Poland, Poland

Onsite

Full Time

Senior

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About this role

Hitachi Energy is looking for a Research Scientist specializing in polymer materials, particularly epoxy resins and thermoplastics, to work on developing manufacturing processes and ensuring the mechanical reliability of polymer components used in energy systems. The role involves collaborative research, material characterization, and support for product development in a global team. It offers an opportunity to contribute to sustainable energy technology innovations.

Skills

Qualifications

Master’s Degree in Materials Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, Polymer Engineering

About Hitachi Energy

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Hitachi Energy is a global energy technology company dedicated to powering the transition to a more sustainable, secure, resilient and affordable electricity system. It provides high-voltage products and systems (transformers, switchgear, HVDC), grid integration and automation, digital platforms and lifecycle services to utilities, industries and renewable developers. Hitachi Energy helps customers integrate renewables, modernize transmission and distribution networks, optimize operations and accelerate decarbonization at scale.

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