Lead R&D Engineer/Scientist

The Lead R&D Engineer / Scientist will drive the development of next‑generation compressor technologies for emerging refrigerants. This role combines advanced CFD modeling with targeted experimental validation to accelerate innovation in high‑performance, low‑environmental‑impact refrigeration and air‑conditioning systems. The position also plays a key role in building internal simulation capabilities and guiding industry partners through the transition to new refrigerant solutions. This role is central to shaping future product platforms and supporting commercialization of breakthrough technologies.

Key Responsibilities

· Lead CFD modeling and simulation of compressor components and full compressor systems to evaluate flow behavior, heat transfer, leakage, and overall performance.

· Develop and refine new compressor concepts tailored for next-generation refrigerants.

· Analyze complex technical challenges and propose innovative, cost-effective solutions.

· Communicate technical findings clearly to internal teams, customers, and industry stakeholders.

· Contribute to invention and IP development related to compressor technology and refrigerant applications.

· Ensure all work aligns with HSE standards and organizational best practices.

About Solstice Advanced Materials

Solstice Advanced Materials is a leading global specialty materials company that advances science for smarter outcomes. Solstice offers high-performance solutions that enable critical industries and applications, including refrigerants, semiconductor manufacturing, data center cooling, nuclear power, protective fibers, healthcare packaging and more. Solstice is recognized for developing next-generation materials through some of the industry's most renowned brands such as Solstice®, Genetron®, Aclar®, Spectra®, Fluka™, and Hydranal™. Partnering with over 3,000 customers across more than 120 countries and territories and supported by a robust portfolio of over 5,700 patents, Solstice’s approximately 4,000 employees worldwide drive innovation in materials science. For more information, visit Advanced Materials.