Electrochemical Process Specialist
Listed on 2026-06-07
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Engineering
Research Scientist, Environmental Engineer, Chemical Engineering, Electronics Engineer
Electrochemical Process Specialist
Full Time Washington, DC, US
2 days ago Requisition
Boston Government Services, LLC. (BGS) is seeking an Electrochemical Process Specialist to support our clients in Washington, DC.
BGS is an engineering, technology, and security firm helping to advance missions of national importance for government programs, national laboratories, national security facilities, nuclear operations, and complex projects. We support clients at every stage, from strategic planning and program management to the execution of engineering and technical activities. We work to attract and retain the best talent because the best talent delivers the best results for our clients.
Our capabilities are based on our experience in complex, secure, and highly regulated environments. We leverage our experience and capabilities to provide mission-driven solutions tuned to our client's mission needs and strategic direction.
Work that Matters. People that Matter More. At BGS, we believe meaningful work starts with great people. We foster a culture built on respect, collaboration, and accountability—where employees are empowered to contribute ideas, grow professionally, and make an impact. We care about our employees’ well-being through competitive benefits, clear expectations, and an environment that values both excellence and connection.
If you align with BGS’ company values and culture, we would love for you to explore opportunities to join our growing team by checking out the job description below!
The Department of Energy’s (DOE) Industrial Technologies Office (ITO) accelerates the innovation and adoption of cost-effective technologies that position American industry to lead on the competitive stage in evolving global markets. ITO provides planning, management, and direction necessary for a balanced national program of research, development, demonstration, technical assistance, and workforce development to drive energy, materials, and production efficiency across the industrial sector.
About the Role:
The Industrial Technologies Office (ITO) is seeking an early- to mid-career candidate to support the innovation and adoption of technologies developed through federal programs. The role requires interacting closely with R&D projects that produce significant cost- and energy savings and improve the competitiveness of U.S industry. This candidate will serve as a Subject Matter Expert on electrochemical processes and will conduct extensive, informed analysis to develop R&D strategy, create solicitations for federally funded projects, and support a multimillion-dollar technical project portfolio.
The selected contractor will engage deeply in technical projects and activities, interacting with experts in academia, industry, and at the national labs.
Responsibilities:
- R&D Strategy and Solicitation Development
- Develop research and development (R&D) strategy through informed analysis of technical and market barriers and opportunities for electrochemical processes in manufacturing.
- Lead the development of R&D solicitations to attract proposals aligned with strategic goals.
- Provide active project management support on behalf of DOE for a multimillion-dollar technical project portfolio.
- Engage with industry stakeholders and National Labs to support decisions, monitor progress, and ensure project objectives are met.
- Data Analysis and Leadership Briefing
- Interpret complex technical and financial data from multiple sources, including active projects and market trends.
- Synthesize findings and presents clear, concise analyses and recommendations to senior leadership to inform strategic decision-making.
- Stakeholder Engagement and Technical Advising
- Serve as a Subject Matter Expert on electrochemical process technology, engaging with industry partners, academic institutions, and National Labs.
- Provide technical guidance and fosters collaborations to advance DOE's mission in energy-intensive manufacturing sectors like chemicals and iron/steel production.
Requirements:
- Bachelor’s degree in inorganic chemistry or chemical engineering
- Minimum of 3 years of experience in with federally funded R&D in energy, preferably working for the…
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