Director of Electrical Engineering
Remora Carbon
Director of Electrical Engineering
Remora Carbon
Onboard CO2 capture for heavy trucks
Remora is seeking a Director of Electrical Engineering to lead the design and execution of electrical systems for our industrial carbon capture products. This hands-on leader will build and develop the electrical engineering function while providing technical direction across product development, deployment, and commissioning. Experience with industrial power systems, 480V three-phase power, generator integration, and medium- or high-voltage systems is highly valued.
We’re building modular carbon capture systems, turning exhaust into beverage-grade CO₂ sold to breweries and greenhouses. We deploy in regions facing severe CO₂ shortages, where prices are highest, allowing us to generate high margins without relying on tax credits or carbon credits.
We’ve raised over $115 million in funding from top investors including Lowercarbon Capital, Union Square Ventures, First Round Capital, Y Combinator, and Valor Equity Partners.
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Studies show that many qualified candidates hesitate to apply unless they meet every listed qualification. If you’re enthusiastic about this role—even if you don’t meet every requirement—we encourage you to apply. We’re most excited to work with people who learn quickly and want to tackle the climate crisis.
Onboard CO2 capture for heavy trucks
Remora Carbon provides a CO2 capture device for Class 8 tractors that attaches to the truck’s aftertreatment system to scrub exhaust and capture CO2, which is then compressed and stored in onboard tanks. The system uses exhaust heat to help power parts and can automatically bypass if tanks are full, allowing the truck to keep moving. Offloading is done by connecting to external tanks; Remora Carbon installs offload tanks at distribution centers for round trips and is rolling out tanks at truck stops for long-haul routes. Captured CO2 is delivered to end-users or sequestered underground in EPA-certified wells. Revenue comes from selling or leasing the devices and from collecting and delivering the captured CO2. The goal is to reduce carbon emissions in the trucking industry by providing a practical, scalable CO2 capture and storage solution.
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