Iogen is uniquely positioned to win the Net Zero energy transition with transformative bioenergy technology. We have been a leader in low-carbon fuels for more than 35 years, always on the exciting edge of development.
We are focused on the science and technology of producing abundant, affordable low-carbon fuels. We develop, build, and operate supply chains that combine the use of biomethane, carbon capture and fuel synthesis to make low-carbon fuels that work in today’s cars, trucks, and airplanes.
We are a pioneer in the industry with a track record of successful innovation and have developed an extensive portfolio of patents and intellectual property that we deploy through partnerships. We are looking for highly motivated people with a strong technical background, a positive attitude and demonstrated initiative to join our team.
The Role
We have an immediate opportunity for a dedicated individual to join us as a Senior Refinery and Sustainability Engineer, reporting to the Chief Development Officer.
This is a permanent, full-time role. This is a hybrid role based in our Ottawa office. You will work in our Ottawa office a minimum of two days a week. Working remotely will require you to have reliable internet access and a home office that provides for a productive, professional and safe work environment during regular working hours. To be successful in this role and in a hybrid work environment, you will need to be a proactive communicator, be a self-starter and have strong time management and organizational skills.
The Senior Refinery and Sustainability Engineer provides technical expertise and support relating to the implementation of our proprietary technology to make renewable fuels in refineries using biomethane as feedstock.
Responsibilities include:
Analyses of process systems and operational dataRecommendations for deployment strategies for optimal yieldsDevelopment and implementation of systems for measurement and trackingAnalysis, tracking, and reporting of GHG emissions from operationsDevelopment of (and/or support for) registrations and certifications of operationsSelection, scheduling and oversight of pipeline transfer operationsPlanning, selection, and supervision of contractors performing similar workAs workload grows, training and supervision of staff, including stewardship of proceduresLeadership or support of special projectsTroubleshooting and optimization as required to support the business
Health, Safety & Environment Responsibilities
As an employee of iogen, understand the hazards in the workplace and perform work in compliance with applicable legislations, regulations, corporate procedures, facility health, safety and environmental rules, safe work practices and procedures.
This includes (but is not limited to):
Understanding the hazards in the workplace and asking when it is unclear,Using or wearing the equipment, protective devices or clothing provided by Iogen,Reporting all incidents, near miss incidents, regulatory contraventions, unsafe acts, hazards or conditions (including the absence of or defect in any equipment or protective device), andTaking reasonable care to protect your own health and safety and that of co-workers and the environment.
Qualifications and Skills
Bachelor's degree in engineering or similarFive to ten years’ experience working with or at a refinery. Knowledge of typical refinery operations and production processes is essentialExperience in environmental compliance managementAbility to communicate effectively with customers, both internally and externallyMust be a team player that possesses the ability to adapt to a changing and fast paced multi-teamwork environmentEntrepreneurial spirit and a curious mind
Other Requirements
Role is Ottawa basedHybrid workplace: work from home up to 3 days per week (this may change)Travel: as required to collect data and meet with partners
Benefits
Comprehensive benefit planGRSP/DPSP matching programLife insuranceEAP (employee assistance plan)Free on-site parking
To Apply
If this opportunity relates to your qualifications and experience, please consider applying. Your application should consist of:
Your resume or CV, including your name, email and phone numberCover letter, explaining why this role is a good fit for you and your career progression
Please email to careers@iogen.com
Iogen is committed to providing equal opportunity for all qualified individuals and applicants for employment without regard to race, colour, religion or creed, sex, age, disability, national origin, language, political belief, pregnancy, marital status or sexual orientation.
If you require accommodation(s) at any stage of the recruitment process, please contact us in confidence by emailing us at careers@iogen.com. All requests for reasonable accommodation will be considered fairly and objectively, ensuring applicants are treated with respect and dignity.
You must be legally allowed to work in Canada to be eligible for this position. Those selected for an interview will be contacted directly. The posting will remain active on our website until our search process is complete.
Job DescriptionIogen is uniquely positioned to win the Net Zero energy transition with transformative bioenergy technology. We have been a leader in low-carbon fuels for more than 35 years, always on the exciting edge of development.
We are focussed on the science and technology that produces abundant, affordable RNG-based fuels while removing carbon from the atmosphere and are developing new ways to turn biomass into transportation fuels while using existing refinery infrastructure to do it.
We are excited about the future and are looking for highly motivated people with a strong technical background, a positive attitude and demonstrated initiative to join our team.
The Role
We have an immediate opportunity for a dedicated individual to join us as a Technology Plant Operator, reporting to the Staff Scientist Manager. You will work closely with the Operations Specialist, who will provide day-to-day guidance.
This role is an exciting opportunity for someone with a solid understanding of mechanical systems and an openness to learn about the chemistry and production of low carbon fuels.
This is a permanent, full-time role. You will work at our Ottawa location five days a week.
Job Responsibilities
In this role, you will be responsible for investigating fiber processing and anaerobic digestion in a small-scale pilot plant setting.
This is not a routine plant manufacturing role. You will execute process runs, collect data and collaborate with team members to validate new procedures, troubleshoot issues, identify and implement solutions and improve processes.
Set up, operate, and monitor pilot-scale equipment and systems (reactors, filtration, grinding units, etc.) to support process development and scale-up objectivesExecute process protocols derived from lab-scale experiments, adapting them for pilot equipment and supporting the identification of critical scale-dependent behaviorsCollaborate with scientists and process engineers to optimize experimental runs, provide feedback on equipment behavior, and suggest improvementsEnsure rigorous documentation of operational steps, observations, and deviations in both paper and digital logsMaintain cleanliness, calibration, and readiness of pilot-scale equipment, machinery or instrumentation, identifying signs of wear or malfunctionFollow safety protocols rigorously. Understand, follow and comply with health & safety hazards in the workplace.Immediately report all incidents and hazards. Take reasonable steps to protect you and your co-worker’s health and safetyRespond to alarms and abnormal conditions with critical thinking and swift action, both on-site and on-call
Qualifications
Diploma, certificate or degree in a relevant field; or equivalent hands-on experience.2 - 4 years plant operations experience in chemical, biochemical, or biotech industries including:Experience operating within R&D (research & development) or pilot-scale environments rather than full-scale productionProficient with troubleshooting and operating mechanical equipmentPrior exposure to process scale-up, technology transfer, or process intensificationAbility to identify and communicate unexpected process behavior—both verbally and in writingMust be able to lift 20 - 30 KgsForklift or rigging/hoist certification will be considered an asset
Skills
Familiar with control systems (DCS or PLC-based interfaces) and instrumentationAbility to understand, troubleshoot and solve mechanical problemsCompetent in basic data analysis and clearly communicating findingsComfortable with ambiguity, iteration, and learning as part of process refinementFamiliar with the Microsoft applications suite (Word, Excel)Strong problem-solving skills, attention to detail and an aptitude for critical analysisAbility to adapt to rapidly changing corporate focuses and industry dynamics, being flexible and efficient in the fast-paced industry environmentCuriosity about anaerobic digestion and a drive to learn and contribute to practical solutions.
Work Environment
Regular day shifts from Monday to Friday, with occasional off-hour and/or weekend duties to support research needsBe prepared for standing and walking for extended periodsWorkloads may vary but can expect a balance of 70% plant work, with 30% analytical analysis and desk-based tasks
Salary
Mid-50s to low-60s
Benefits
Comprehensive benefit planGRSP/DPSP matching programLife insuranceEAP (employee assistance plan)Free on-site parking
To apply
If this opportunity relates to your qualifications and experience, please consider applying.Your application should consist of:
Your resume or CV, including your name, email and phone numberCover letter, explaining why this role is a good fit for you and your career progression
Please email to careers@iogen.com
Iogen is committed to providing equal opportunity for all qualified individuals and applicants for employment without regard to race, colour, religion or creed, sex, age, disability, national origin, language, political belief, pregnancy, marital status or sexual orientation.
If you require accommodation(s) at any stage of the recruitment process, please contact us in confidence by emailing us at careers@iogen.com. All requests for reasonable accommodation will be considered fairly and objectively, ensuring applicants are treated with respect and dignity.
You must be legally allowed to work in Canada to be eligible for this position. Those selected for an interview will be contacted directly. The posting will remain active on our website until our search process is complete.
Job DescriptionIogen is uniquely positioned to win the Net Zero energy transition with transformative bioenergy technology. We have been a leader in low-carbon fuels for more than 35 years, always on the exciting edge of development.
We are focused on the science and technology of producing abundant, affordable low-carbon fuels. We develop, build, and operate supply chains that combine the use of biomethane, carbon capture and fuel synthesis to make low-carbon fuels that work in today’s cars, trucks, and airplanes.
We are a pioneer in the industry with a track record of successful innovation and have developed an extensive portfolio of patents and intellectual property that we deploy through partnerships. We are looking for highly motivated people with a strong technical background, a positive attitude and demonstrated initiative to join our team.
The Role
We have an immediate opportunity for a dedicated individual to join us as a Senior Refinery and Sustainability Engineer, reporting to the Chief Development Officer.
This is a permanent, full-time role. This is a hybrid role based in our Ottawa office. You will work in our Ottawa office a minimum of two days a week. Working remotely will require you to have reliable internet access and a home office that provides for a productive, professional and safe work environment during regular working hours. To be successful in this role and in a hybrid work environment, you will need to be a proactive communicator, be a self-starter and have strong time management and organizational skills.
The Senior Refinery and Sustainability Engineer provides technical expertise and support relating to the implementation of our proprietary technology to make renewable fuels in refineries using biomethane as feedstock.
Responsibilities include:
Analyses of process systems and operational dataRecommendations for deployment strategies for optimal yieldsDevelopment and implementation of systems for measurement and trackingAnalysis, tracking, and reporting of GHG emissions from operationsDevelopment of (and/or support for) registrations and certifications of operationsSelection, scheduling and oversight of pipeline transfer operationsPlanning, selection, and supervision of contractors performing similar workAs workload grows, training and supervision of staff, including stewardship of proceduresLeadership or support of special projectsTroubleshooting and optimization as required to support the business
Health, Safety & Environment Responsibilities
As an employee of iogen, understand the hazards in the workplace and perform work in compliance with applicable legislations, regulations, corporate procedures, facility health, safety and environmental rules, safe work practices and procedures.
This includes (but is not limited to):
Understanding the hazards in the workplace and asking when it is unclear,Using or wearing the equipment, protective devices or clothing provided by Iogen,Reporting all incidents, near miss incidents, regulatory contraventions, unsafe acts, hazards or conditions (including the absence of or defect in any equipment or protective device), andTaking reasonable care to protect your own health and safety and that of co-workers and the environment.
Qualifications and Skills
Bachelor's degree in engineering or similarFive to ten years’ experience working with or at a refinery. Knowledge of typical refinery operations and production processes is essentialExperience in environmental compliance managementAbility to communicate effectively with customers, both internally and externallyMust be a team player that possesses the ability to adapt to a changing and fast paced multi-teamwork environmentEntrepreneurial spirit and a curious mind
Other Requirements
Role is Ottawa basedHybrid workplace: work from home up to 3 days per week (this may change)Travel: as required to collect data and meet with partners
Benefits
Comprehensive benefit planGRSP/DPSP matching programLife insuranceEAP (employee assistance plan)Free on-site parking
To Apply
If this opportunity relates to your qualifications and experience, please consider applying. Your application should consist of:
Your resume or CV, including your name, email and phone numberCover letter, explaining why this role is a good fit for you and your career progression
Please email to careers@iogen.com
Iogen is committed to providing equal opportunity for all qualified individuals and applicants for employment without regard to race, colour, religion or creed, sex, age, disability, national origin, language, political belief, pregnancy, marital status or sexual orientation.
If you require accommodation(s) at any stage of the recruitment process, please contact us in confidence by emailing us at careers@iogen.com. All requests for reasonable accommodation will be considered fairly and objectively, ensuring applicants are treated with respect and dignity.
You must be legally allowed to work in Canada to be eligible for this position. Those selected for an interview will be contacted directly. The posting will remain active on our website until our search process is complete.
