POSTDOCTORAL ASSOCIATE, Civil and Environmental Engineering, to support the development and scaling of novel stationary energy storage technologies. The research focuses on the intersection of electrochemistry and geotechnical engineering, specifically exploring the reuse of industrial byproducts for large-scale energy applications. Will contribute to the transition of laboratory-validated concepts toward larger-scale demonstrations, focusing on system optimization. Oversee the transition of energy storage components from small-scale laboratory testing to larger prototypes; evaluate the performance, efficiency, and longevity of experimental storage devices through rigorous testing; develop models to assess the life-cycle costs and Levelized Cost of Storage (LCOS); support the conceptual design of containment systems that integrate energy storage within geotechnical structures; and assist in the preparation of technical reports and design documentation.