We are a young team working closely with Utrecht University. Join us at the start and help shape how plastic waste becomes the feedstock for new plastics.
Work on a technology that can make chemical recycling of plastics cleaner, cheaper and far less energy-intensive.
Collaborate with the inventors at Utrecht University and with industrial partners across the value chain.
A small team with broad responsibilities and a direct influence on the technology and the company.
Develop the chemistry and catalysis behind our ton-scale pilot: deepen the understanding of mechano-catalytic depolymerisation, make CBM robust for real waste streams and find the best route to produce and regenerate the catalytic spheres.
Translate lab and kilogram-scale results into process and equipment design, specify the pilot ball mill for ton-scale testing and map how CBM connects to the existing chemical industry.
For students in chemistry, process engineering or business. Ask us about current assignments.
Send an open application with your CV and motivation. We are always happy to meet people who want to help close the polyolefin loop.