Equatic, a pioneering environmental technology company, is on an ambitious journey to revolutionize how we approach carbon sequestration. At the heart of our innovation is the Equatic process, a cutting-edge technology designed to capture CO 2 and transform it into valuable minerals, combating climate change and promoting ocean health while co-generating hydrogen. Our dedication to sustainability and environmental stewardship drives our operations as we seek to make a tangible impact on global carbon levels through our scalable and efficient solutions.
As we expand our reach and refine our technologies, we seek passionate, skilled, and environmentally conscious individuals to join our team. Whether you’re an engineer, scientist, or environmental advocate, Equatic offers a unique opportunity to be part of a transformative movement toward a greener, more sustainable future. Join us in our mission to harness the power of the ocean to fight climate change and protect our planet for generations to come. If you’re ready to contribute to meaningful environmental change and work on challenging, rewarding projects, Equatic is your next destination. Let’s innovate, collaborate, and make a difference together.
This is a full-time, on-site role located in Torrance, CA and San Pedro, CA (Los Angeles County). As a Mechanical Engineer at Equatic, you will be at the forefront of designing world-leading electrochemical climate technology. You will be working on a diverse team of chemical, electrochemical, process, mechanical, and electrical engineers, among others, iterating on and optimizing next-generation climate hardware. You will be expected to own full assemblies, not just individual parts, and make critical decisions around tolerances, sealing, materials, manufacturability, and system integration. This is a fast-paced, build-heavy role where speed of iteration and practical engineering judgment matter. You will independently rapidly iterate on a great diversity of parts of various materials that all come together to remove carbon from the atmosphere and produce green hydrogen.
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