Equatic is seeking an experienced VP Manufacturing & Supply Chain to develop and manage the company’s near- and mid-term manufacturing and supply chain setup. This is a critical role to drive Equatic’s deployment of CDR and H2 plants. You will engage with Equatic’s R&D, Engineering and Project Development teams to (i) build and manage internal capabilities to manufacture key unit operations against performance, schedule, and cost, and (ii) build commercial and strategic relationships with existing and new suppliers. You will be self-motivated to define the manufacturing & supply chain vision and will play a critical role delivering a major solution to mitigate climate change. This position involves regular engagement with commercial, technical development, engineering and operations teams, and external partners. You must be ready to lead and deliver in an early-stage team environment.

Equatic is seeking an experienced VP Project Development to lead the company’s project development activities, including project sourcing, scoping, design and delivery management. The VP Project Development will play an important role in shaping Equatic’s growth trajectory, expanding its project portfolio, and achieving its ambitious goals. The ideal candidate will possess a track record of successfully identifying and leading the development of complex engineering projects, managing diverse teams, delivering exceptional results within strict timelines and budgets, and fostering strategic partnerships. The candidate will be self-motivated to define the project development vision and play a critical role delivering a major solution to mitigate climate change. This position involves regular engagement with commercial, technical development, engineering and operations teams. The applicant must be ready to lead in an early-stage team environment.

The Technical Project Engineer (TPE) will work closely with Equatic’s leadership team, in particular the CTO and the Director Technical Projects, to engineer integrated plant designs, including FEED studies, and modeling of various equipment components, and systems for Equatic’s seawater mediated carbon removal process. The TPE will support the development and construction of next generation plants, including defining technical specifications, coordinating/steering external vendors, and conducting in-house FEED studies.

The Design for Manufacturing and Assembly Engineer will work closely with Equatic’s technical development team, in particular the CTO and the VP Supply Chain, to refine designs of Equatic’s electrolyzer and key elements of the balance of plant, with the objective to develop better products at lower cost. This will involve defining the manufacturing processes, FEED, materials selection, tolerances, standardization, cost calculation and modeling.