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28 Sep, 2026  
Process Engineer Featured
£38,000 - £42,000 yearly
Ames Goldsmith UK Limited This post is fixed term for 30 months £38,000-£42,000 per annum depending on experience Full time: 37.5 hours per week Based on site at Ames Goldsmith in Kirkby, this Project Process Engineer post is part of the Engineering team reporting directly to the UK Operations Manager and is a 30-month fixed-term contract.    This role will lead a manufacturing improvement programme at Ames Goldsmith UK Ltd, focused on improving cost, capacity and overall performance through better use of production and business data. The Engineer will use their engineering and computational knowledge, alongside developing skills in data analysis and digital tools, to deliver practical improvements and help build long-term capability within the business. The role will also involve some collaboration with Ames Goldsmith’s sister company, Ceimig Limited, particularly where there are opportunities to...
Chemicals Engineering Instrumentation & Process Control Science

Ames Goldsmith UK Ltd Liverpool, UK Engineer Process Engineer
16 Sep, 2026  
Principal Scientist – Catalysis and Process Development
£74,000 - £95,000 yearly
Location Newcastle, NSW, Australia Relocation and working Visa support is available for the successful candidate.   Employment Type Full Time   Reporting To CEO   Remuneration Details AU$140,000 – AU$180,000, plus superannuation and access to company ESOP.   About Facet Amtech Facet Amtech is developing a breakthrough technology platform, targeting the production of clean ammonia directly from air and water. Our process involves feeding air and water to a reactor vessel where the catalyst simultaneously separates hydrogen from water and reduces nitrogen from the air, immediately combining the two into ammonia. This avoids the major plant infrastructure costs (SMR or electrolysers) needed to produce pure hydrogen feedstock in existing grey, blue and green ammonia systems. At the same time, energy efficiency is improved due to the lack of generated waste-heat, driving cost of production well below grey...
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Facet Amtech Newcastle NSW, Australia Chemical Engineer Engineer