Hydroleap is a Singapore-based deep tech startup with a mission of disrupting the wastewater treatment industry. Our cutting-edge electrochemistry technology and innovative approaches to waste management have eliminated the need for manual interventions and toxic chemicals, making our solutions fully automated, cost-effective, and environmentally friendly.

With multiple successful deployments across the Asia Pacific region, including in the agri-food, oil & gas, data center, real estate, and construction sectors, Hydroleap is significantly impacting how wastewater is treated.

As a company, we are proud to be backed by an impressive group of governmental and private venture capitalists, such as Realtech Holdings, Wavemaker Partners, Seeds Capital, 500 Startups, SG Innovate, Sparklabs, and Entrepreneur First.

Join our team and be a part of a mission-driven organization that is changing the world, one drop of water at a time.

Who we are looking for

As Hydroleap is growing and offering solutions to more clients in new industry verticals, we are

expanding our R&D team to expedite our product development and support Research & Development (R&D) project in the field of electrochemical water treatment. We are seeking a research engineer with a background in chemical or environmental engineering to join our team.

The position will provide an opportunity for research engineers to apply their knowledge and

experience in a fast-growing and innovative technology company.

What you will be doing

• Work closely with R&D team and on a low-cost, chemical-free electrochemical water treatment process.
• Conduct lab-scale experiments and pilot-scale tests
• Perform analysis and measurement with instruments
• Interpret results and design new tests
• Provide and implement engineering solutions to process
• Engage R&D and product development activities to enable new product introduction and Improvements
• Provide general assistance and organizational support to the R&D team
• Support site activities during commissioning and startup, including the commissioning of pilot systems.