The Fluid & Chemical Engineer provides the fluid‑dynamic, chemical and thermal‑hydraulic expertise required to design, build and validate HSA’sworld‑leading hydrogen technology prototypes . This role delivers the physical property datasets, experimental evidence and engineering parameters that guide prototype design, safety envelopes and validation readiness.
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- Characterise flow regimes, circulation patterns and multiphase behaviour
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- Analyse gas evolution, bubble formation, disengagement and coalescence
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- Evaluate electrolyte composition, stability, degradation and impurity pathways
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- Assess material compatibility under operating conditions
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- Model heat generation, transfer and cooling requirements
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- Design and execute structured experiments with full traceability
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- Produce validated datasets for engineering, modelling and test functions
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- Support prototype design reviews with fluid‑chemical insights
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- Document findings in version‑controlled technical artefacts.
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- Degree in Chemical Engineering, Fluid Mechanics or related field
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- 5–10+ years’ experience in fluid dynamics, chemical engineering or electrochemical systems
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- Proficiency with CFD tools (ANSYS Fluent, COMSOL or similar)
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- Strong documentation, experimental design and data‑integrity discipline
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- Ability to collaborate across multidisciplinary engineering and scientific teams.
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- Secure handling of chemicals and pressurised systems
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- Compliance with laboratory WHS protocols
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- Analytical, methodical and collaborative working style
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- High integrity in data capture, reporting and traceability.
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If you’re ready to help shape the engineering foundations of a world‑leading hydrogen technology, we’d like to hear from you.
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📌 Fluid & Chemical Engineer (South Australia)
🏢 Hydrogen Systems Australia Pty
📍 South Australia
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