Institutt For Energiteknikk

Kjeller

Marte Skare 

Master of Science 

Nienek Visser 

Researcher 

Sanna Sommer

Department Head 

<p>FE’s Department for Battery Technology is seeking two highly motivated and innovative Research Engineers to support cutting-edge research in battery materials and energy systems. These roles offer the opportunity to contribute to technological advancements in national and EU-level projects and play a meaningful role in Norway’s green transition. We have one  full-time, permanent position and one full-time, temporary position (fixed term until October 2026) </p> <br />
<h3>Key Responsibilities might include</h3><ul><li>Synthesis of advanced      materials, with a particular focus on silicon-based compounds.</li><li>Preparation of slurries and      fabrication of coin cells for electrochemical testing.</li><li>Conduct electrochemical      analyses to evaluate battery performance and degradation.</li><li>Collaborate closely with      scientists and engineers in multidisciplinary project teams.</li><li>Apply iterative problem-solving      approaches to optimise experimental processes.</li><li>Propose and explore new ideas      based on experimental observations.</li><li>Contribute to scientific      publications, where relevant.</li><li>Cell teardowns  </li></ul><h3>Qualifications </h3><ul><li>Master’s degree (or equivalent)      in chemistry, physics, materials science, or a related field. Candidates      must have completed their degree prior to the employment start date.      Relevant work experience may be considered in lieu of formal education.</li><li>Experience working with battery      technologies.</li><li>Familiarity with experimental      testing, data interpretation, and analysis.</li><li>Experience in materials      synthesis is desirable.</li><li>Excellent written and verbal      communication skills in English. </li></ul><h3>Personal Attributes</h3><ul><li>Strong analytical and      problem-solving skills.</li><li>Collaborative and team-oriented      approach.</li><li>Intellectual curiosity,      creativity, and a proactive attitude.</li><li>Self-driven with a structured      and reliable work ethic. </li></ul><h3>What We Offer</h3><ul><li>Access to state-of-the-art      laboratories and battery testing facilities.</li><li>A positive, inclusive, and      socially engaging work environment.</li><li>A research-intensive setting      with a strong focus on supporting industrial innovation.</li><li>Comprehensive social benefits      including pension, life insurance, and accident insurance. </li></ul><br /><p><strong>Security &amp; Diversity</strong></p><p>IFE is subject to the Security Act, which includes requirements for the organisation’s management of critical national information, as well as other relevant legislation concerning the management of sensitive information. On this basis, it is a prerequisite for employment that the applicant is suitable from a security perspective. Note that relevant applicants will be asked questions that are necessary to ascertain this. This includes questions about any ties to countries that the PST has classified as a ‘high-risk country’ in its open threat assessment. Background checks are performed as part of our recruitment process.<br /><br />We view diversity as a strength in our work. We therefore encourage all qualified candidates to apply regardless of age, gender, disability, sexual orientation, religion and ethnic background. We place great emphasis on your personal suitability for the position.<br /></p><h3>Contacts</h3>Sanna Sommer, Department Head , &#43;4746756156, Sanna.Sommer&#64;ife.no<br />
Nienek Visser , Researcher , &#43;4740302616, nienke.visser&#64;ife.no<br />
Marte Skare , Master of Science , &#43;4740054196, marte.skare&#64;ife.no<br />
<h3>Location</h3>Instituttveien 18<br />
2007 Kjeller<br />
<h3>Key information:</h3>Employer: Institutt for energiteknikk (IFE)<br />
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Reference number: 5030344880<br />
Percentage of full-time: 100%<br />
Permanent position, Temporary<br />
Application deadline: 06/11/2025<br />
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