About Zynthera
Zynthera is a research-driven company with over 10 years of experience conducting advanced projects in the fields of chemistry and environmental science. Our work spans a broad spectrum of experimental and applied research aimed at creating sustainable, science-based solutions for global challenges.
We are now launching four cutting-edge interdisciplinary chemical research projects across London, Manchester (UK); Amsterdam, Utrecht (Netherlands); Hamburg and Frankfurt (Germany). We are hiring 8 Chemical Engineers (2 per project) to join our growing international team. These projects aim to revolutionize the way we think about chemistry, energy, and sustainability.
Project Locations and Assignments
United Kingdom (London & Manchester)
Project 1: Lightning and the Chemical Origin of Life
Project Code: LIFE1
Description: This project simulates early Earth’s atmospheric conditions to investigate whether lightning could have triggered chemical pathways leading to life. Using plasma and radical chemistry, we aim to synthesize organic building blocks in prebiotic conditions.
Open Positions: 2 (London), 2 (Manchester)
Annual Salary: £50,000 – £80,000 GBP
Netherlands (Amsterdam & Utrecht)
Project 2: Zeolite-Confined Metal Catalysts for Light Alkane Conversion
Project Code: CAT42
Description: This project focuses on developing innovative catalysts—zeolite-encapsulated subnanometer metals—for converting methane, ethane, and propane into valuable chemicals using photocatalysis and non-thermal plasma under mild conditions.
Open Positions: 2 (Amsterdam), 2 (Utrecht)
Annual Salary: €60,000 – €80,000 EUR
Germany (Hamburg & Frankfurt)
Project 3: Electrified Chemical Synthesis for a Zero-Carbon Future
Project Code: ELEC5
Description: Inspired by natural lightning, this project explores electrical discharge methods to drive chemical synthesis at gas-liquid-solid interfaces. The goal is to create green production pathways for fertilizers, fuels, and specialty chemicals.
Open Positions: 2 (Hamburg)
Project 4: Contamination Mitigation Tools for Aerospace Cleanrooms
Project Code: CLEAN
Description: This research aims to develop real-time analytical tools to detect and mitigate contamination in aerospace cleanrooms—vital for ensuring spacecraft component reliability and protecting celestial environments from human chemical interference.
Open Positions: 2 (Frankfurt)
Annual Salary: €60,000 – €80,000 EUR
Who Should Apply?
We welcome applicants from anywhere in the world with backgrounds in chemistry, chemical engineering, materials science, or related fields.
• Work Experience: 0+ years (entry-level applicants encouraged)
• Work Visa Sponsorship: Zynthera offers visa support for qualified international applicants
How to Apply
Email your application to:
Email Subject Format:
Zynthera Recruitment – [City and Country of Interest] – [Job Code]
(e.g., Zynthera Recruitment—Utrecht, Netherlands—CAT42)
Attach the following 2 documents:
1. Resume (with up-to-date contact information)
2. Transcripts (in English)
*Note: All submitted applications will first undergo an initial evaluation based on the documents provided. At this stage, no application fee is required, candidates are welcome to send their resumes (CV) to the above email address. Shortlisted candidates will be contacted directly and invited for a 30-minute online interview. Only after being shortlisted will candidates be asked to proceed with the application fee payment (25 euros) in order to move forward in the selection process.
Additional Information
• Interview Duration: Up to 30 minutes, conducted online
• Review Process: Every application is reviewed manually—no automated screening
• Interview Invitations: Only shortlisted applicants will be contacted within 2 weeks of the deadline
• Visa Sponsorship: Available for selected international candidates
Deadline: Sep 1, 2025.