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Voxel Innovations, Inc.
Electrolyte Systems & Chemical Process Engineer
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A Process Engineer solves problems related to the manufacturing and use of products, including chemicals, fuel, food, and clothing. Designs new products, improves existing ones, or develops new processes for better use of existing materials. May specialize in a chemical engineering process, such as making plastics, or in an industry such as health care.
$109,309 / year median in North Carolina
+9% projected growth
Job Description
Electrolyte Systems & Chemical Process Engineer Voxel Innovations, Inc. Knightdale, NC Job Details Full-time 2 hours ago Benefits Health insurance Dental insurance Paid time off Vision insurance Qualifications Filtration Sensors Full Job Description Voxel is seeking an Electrolyte Systems & Chemical Process Engineer to lead a critical part of our advanced manufacturing technology: electrolyte reliability, quality, delivery, treatment, and control. Voxel is a leader in Pulsed Electrochemical Machining (PECM), an advanced manufacturing process used to machine specialty metal alloys for aerospace, energy, medical, semiconductor, and other high-value applications. Our mission is to use PECM and related manufacturing technologies to supply critical parts to customers solving difficult engineering problems. At Voxel, electrolyte is not a background utility. It is one of the core drivers of our process performance. Chemistry, cleanliness, temperature, flow, conductivity, and pH control directly affect part quality, production uptime, and our ability to develop new applications. This role is a chance to build and own a production-critical discipline that sits at the intersection of chemistry, fluid handling, process control, equipment reliability, safety, and production. We need someone who can improve existing systems, make chemical process equipment run reliably, develop new treatment and delivery approaches, and support chemical operations. This is not a pure lab role and not a pure facilities role. The right person will understand the chemistry, design practical systems, define operating windows, troubleshoot problems, and work hands-on with engineers and technicians to make industrial systems run consistently. About You You should be a practical engineer or scientist with strong chemical process experience, mechanical aptitude, and a bias toward solving real equipment problems. Your experience should show that you can make chemical systems operate safely, reliably, and continuously. Strong candidates may come from chemical processing, industrial wastewater treatment, metal finishing, electroplating, electropolishing, semiconductor wet processing, industrial water treatment, specialty chemicals, batteries, or similar environments where chemistry, equipment, compliance, and uptime all matter. You should be comfortable in a small, fast-growing company where people wear multiple hats, solve problems directly, and take ownership of outcomes. You align with