Senior Fluorine Electrolysis & Systems Engineer​/Specialist

Senior Fluorine Electrolysis & Systems Engineer / Specialist

September 21, 2026

About Nucleon Nucleon Energy is developing a new uranium conversion facility to help strengthen the Western nuclear fuel supply chain. The nuclear industry is entering a significant period of growth, driven by increasing electricity demand, energy security, renewed nuclear development, advanced reactors and growing demand for reliable, carbon-free baseload power.

Nucleon is building the team and infrastructure required to develop one of the first new Western uranium conversion facilities in decades. As development progresses on our new commercial-scale facility in Wyoming, we’re beginning to build the specialized technical team required to design, commission and operate its fluorine-generation systems.

Location:

Calgary, Alberta
Company:
Nucleon Energy
Employment:
Full-time

Nucleon Energy is seeking a senior engineer or technical specialist with hands-on experience in industrial fluorine generation, HF electrolysis, electrochemical process systems or closely related fluorochemical operations. Direct experience designing, operating, commissioning or troubleshooting fluorine electrolyzers is highly desirable.

The successful candidate will work alongside Nucleon’s process engineering team and technology partners to support the design and integration of the facility’s fluorine-generation system.

Support the design and integration of the fluorine-generation system, including:

• Electrolyzer cells and HF feed systems
• Electrical and rectifier systems
• Fluorine and hydrogen handling
• Materials selection
• Process controls
• Safety and abatement systems
• Equipment reliability

Working alongside the process engineering team and technology partners, you will also:

• Help establish the design basis and equipment specifications.
• Evaluate technologies and vendors.
• Participate in process safety and design reviews.
• Help develop the facility’s commissioning, operating and maintenance strategy.

The ideal candidate will bring experience in:

• Industrial fluorine generation or fluorochemical processing
• HF electrolysis and electrochemical cell design or operation
• Fluorine and anhydrous HF handling systems
• High-current DC power and rectifier systems
• Materials selection and corrosion in aggressive fluorine/HF service
• Process safety, HAZOP/PHA and hazardous gas containment and abatement
• Equipment commissioning, troubleshooting and plant operations

Experience in uranium conversion, nuclear fuel-cycle facilities, industrial gases, specialty chemicals or other highly regulated chemical-processing environments would be particularly valuable.

This is an unusual opportunity to join a company at an important point in its development.

As Nucleon Fuel develops its new commercial-scale uranium conversion facility in Wyoming, you’ll have the opportunity to join the specialized technical team being built to support the design, commissioning and operation of its fluorine-generation systems.