NeoCarbon's core technology, at the heart of our cooling and direct air carbon capture systems for data centers, sits at the intersection of material science and process engineering. The real challenge is getting the sorbent's material properties to work in harmony with the system around it: vacuum level, cycle timing, heat and water demand. Today, that technology exists as a handful of hand-built fibers and frames, developed together with external partners. You're joining to help finalize that product development and turn it into hundreds of frames, researching these key engineering variables and scaling the technology reliably and sustainably while evaluating its commercial viability. This is a scale-up and commercialization role at its heart: taking a promising lab-scale technology and engineering it for manufacturability, reliability, and market readiness.

You'll own that maturation from pilot-validated to industrializable: translating system-level requirements into concrete specifications, directing our external development partners, and building the roadmap and team that gets us from a handful of frames to hundreds. In the early phase, that also means working through the remaining open questions alongside our simulation and materials teams, before the focus shifts fully to scale-up.