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PowerUP Energy Technologies

Fuel Cell Systems Engineer

PowerUP Energy Technologies
Estonia · Full-time · Entry

About Us


PowerUP Energy Technologies is a dynamic and innovative tech startup based in Estonia. We are committed to addressing the global climate crisis by offering clean energy solutions through innovative hydrogen technology. We’re an international team of experts who are creative, collaborative, practical, and encouraged to think ‘out of the box’ when taking on big challenges.


Role Overview


As a Fuel Cell System Engineer, you will contribute to the design, development, and optimisation of innovative PowerUP fuel cell power systems. You will collaborate with a multidisciplinary team of engineers and scientists to create fuel cell systems that meet our clients' performance, reliability, and cost targets. Experience in PEMFC, hydrogen, or electrolyser is beneficial.


Key Responsibilities

  • Lead the design, calculation & development of complete fuel cell systems or electrolysers (integrating fluid components, power electronics, thermal management subsystems, etc)
  • Develop fuel cell systems models for various projects using Matlab/Simulink/Labview, etc, to analyse system performance, identify bottlenecks, and optimize efficiency.
  • Evaluate and select components (fuel cell stacks or electrolyser, balance of plant (BOP) items) from suppliers and be able to design the architecture of complete systems. 
  • Design and execute comprehensive test plans to validate system performance, durability and safety under various operating conditions.
  • Analyse test data to identify areas for improvement and implement design modifications to enhance system efficiency and reliability.
  • Diagnose and troubleshoot system-level issues that arise during testing or operation.
  • Utilise existing experience and knowledge to contribute specialised insights and solutions to relevant projects.
  • Experience in fuel cell testing and electrolyser


Essential Skills/Experience

  • Master's or Ph.D. in Chemical Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, Electrical Engineering, or a related field.
  • Working knowledge of fuel cells, electrolysers, batteries or other electrochemical systems
  • Experience in flowchart system design and flow/thermal calculations
  • Proficiency in MATLAB, Labview or Simulink software
  • Strong understanding of control system engineering principles and design fundamentals
  • Skilled at collating data & presenting clear results, both verbally and in report form (citing explanations & justification of findings)


Advantageous Skills/Experience

  • Familiarity with fuel cell system controls & algorithms
  • Experience working on fuel cell (PEMFC, SOFC, Alkaline, Heat exchangers etc.) systems, including component integration, layouts, packaging, and electrolysers


Personal Profile

  • Creative problem solver
  • Proactive and independent worker
  • You value honesty and teamwork
  • Have a keen interest in sustainable energy technologies
  • Fluent in written & spoken English
  • A willingness to relocate to Tallinn, Estonia, would be a particular advantage


What We Offer

At PowerUP, you will have a unique opportunity to be part of a groundbreaking tech startup and contribute to the emergence of sustainable energy technology. You will be working in a collaborative environment and have great opportunities for professional growth in a friendly multi-national team. 



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Posted
Sep 10, 2025
Type
Full-time
Level
Entry
Location
Tallinn

Industries

Appliances Electrical Electronics Manufacturing

Categories

Information Technology

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