Scientist, Structural & Functional Materials
A*STAR is seeking a Research Scientist to advance structural and functional material technology for nuclear applications. The role involves performing electrochemical and molten salt corrosion testing on structural alloys. You will develop ceramic-based protective coatings and characterize corrosion-induced degradation. The position requires a PhD in a relevant engineering or science field and strong collaborative research skills.
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Experience
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Function
Research
Work mode
Onsite, Singapore
Company
Tier 2
What you will work on
A*STAR is seeking a Research Scientist to advance structural and functional material technology for nuclear applications. The role involves performing electrochemical and molten salt corrosion testing on structural alloys. You will develop ceramic-based protective coatings and characterize corrosion-induced degradation. The position requires a PhD in a relevant engineering or science field and strong collaborative research skills.
TAL's take
High-caliber research role at a reputable national agency, focused on specialized material science for extreme conditions.
Very clear and focused research objectives regarding material degradation, corrosion testing, and coating development.
Must haves
- PhD in Metallurgy, Material Science, Chemistry, Chemical Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, or Physics
- Ability to set up and conduct electrochemical and molten salt corrosion testing
- Experience in development of ceramic-based corrosion resistant coatings
- Characterization and analysis of material degradations
Tools and skills
About the company
Respected government research agency, mid-tier status as it is not a commercial product company.
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