Hydram Dynamics is an Icelandic engineering/tech company that's developing inertial evaporators, large scale industrial process equipment that reduces reliance on natural gas.

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Company Description
Hydram Dynamics is an Icelandic tech company developing large-scale liquid piston inertial evaporators which efficiently transform industrial waste heat into process steam.
Benefits of the equipment include reduced reliance on natural gas, lower emissions and cooling. Hydram&rsquo;s equipment will soon be sold to thermally intensive sectors, including chemical manufacturing, pulp-board, food-beverage, refineries, textiles etc. Its cooling properties will furthermore be used to cool down data center facility loops.
Demanding, mission-driven environment for professionals interested in contributing to the development of extremely complex three story high industrial process hardware solution.
Hydram's prototypes are wired with +40 high frequency sensors like an F1 race car collecting data on pressures, temperatures, flow directions and velocity, surface levels - with multitude of relays controling its precision timed operation.&nbsp;
Role Description
This full-time, on-site role is based at the company&rsquo;s modern and spacious headquarters in Gar&eth;ab&aelig;r, Iceland. The position focuses on the electronics, sensing, actuation and control systems. Day-to-day work includes designing, building, calibrating and integrating sensor systems (temperature, pressure, level, flow, position, vibration, etc.), working with PLCs for data acquisition and local control. Although we're moving from ESP32s the job would require being comfortable with soldering and wiring of small electronics, maintaining a Linux based server and database of test sensor data.
The role also requires knowledge and experience in three phase power electronics wiring motors and controllers. It is emphasized that experience here is required(!) - although most of the time goes toward PLCs, low power electronics and coding.
Responsibilities also include planning and executing tests, debugging sensor and power electronics issues in a lab/industrial setting, documenting setups and findings and overall contributing to the transition from prototype to more robust industrial implementations.
The role is hands-on and collaborative within a small team requiring candidates to be practical, results-driven problem-solvers who enjoy building and fixing real hardware.
Core requirements:
<ul>
<li>Experience with PLCs (and microcomputers like ESP32s) for data acquisition, control or IoT-style instrumentation as well as programming in Python and C++.</li>
<li>Hands-on work with small electronics: soldering (including prototype wiring), preparing and reading schematics.</li>
<li>Experience with several-kW electric motors and controllers, wiring and safety.&nbsp;</li>
<li>Comfortable operating in a fast-paced prototype environment with quick iterations and builds and overall strong practical problem-solving skills.</li>
</ul>
Relevant background:
<ul>
<li>Degree in electronics, electrical engineering, mechatronics, automation, mechanical engineering with strong electronics focus, or equivalent practical experience.</li>
<li>Familiarity with dynamic control systems feedback, PID.</li>
<li>Experience programing simple readable code in Python and C++ (not solely relying on AI).</li>
</ul>
Optional but beneficial:
<ul>
<li>Experience with industrial sensors, high-frequency data acquisition, or logging systems.</li>
<li>Understanding of physics, thermodynamics, heat-transfer, fluids.</li>
<li>Basic Linux experience</li>
<li>Knowledge of process equipment, steam systems, or large mechanical prototypes.</li>
<li>Ability to work collaboratively on-site in a small, early-stage team.</li>
</ul>
Hydram is an early-stage environment with a mission-focused mindset. The right applicant is a smart, results-driven, hard worker who's looking for an exciting and fun journey.

Hydram Dynamics


Company Description

Hydram Dynamics is an Icelandic tech company developing large-scale liquid piston inertial evaporators which efficiently transform industrial waste heat into process steam.

Benefits of the equipment include reduced reliance on natural gas, lower emissions and cooling. Hydram’s equipment will soon be sold to thermally intensive sectors, including chemical manufacturing, pulp-board, food-beverage, refineries, textiles etc. Its cooling properties will furthermore be used to cool down data center facility loops.

Demanding, mission-driven environment for professionals interested in contributing to the development of extremely complex three story high industrial process hardware solution.

Hydram's prototypes are wired with +40 high frequency sensors like an F1 race car collecting data on pressures, temperatures, flow directions and velocity, surface levels - with multitude of relays controling its precision timed operation.


Role Description

This full-time, on-site role is based at the company’s modern and spacious headquarters in Garðabær, Iceland. The position focuses on the electronics, sensing, actuation and control systems. Day-to-day work includes designing, building, calibrating and integrating sensor systems (temperature, pressure, level, flow, position, vibration, etc.), working with PLCs for data acquisition and local control. Although we're moving from ESP32s the job would require being comfortable with soldering and wiring of small electronics, maintaining a Linux based server and database of test sensor data.

The role also requires knowledge and experience in three phase power electronics wiring motors and controllers. It is emphasized that experience here is required(!) - although most of the time goes toward PLCs, low power electronics and coding.

Responsibilities also include planning and executing tests, debugging sensor and power electronics issues in a lab/industrial setting, documenting setups and findings and overall contributing to the transition from prototype to more robust industrial implementations.

The role is hands-on and collaborative within a small team requiring candidates to be practical, results-driven problem-solvers who enjoy building and fixing real hardware.

Core requirements:


 - Experience with PLCs (and microcomputers like ESP32s) for data acquisition, control or IoT-style instrumentation as well as programming in Python and C++.

 - Hands-on work with small electronics: soldering (including prototype wiring), preparing and reading schematics.

 - Experience with several-kW electric motors and controllers, wiring and safety.


 - Comfortable operating in a fast-paced prototype environment with quick iterations and builds and overall strong practical problem-solving skills.


Relevant background:


 - Degree in electronics, electrical engineering, mechatronics, automation, mechanical engineering with strong electronics focus, or equivalent practical experience.

 - Familiarity with dynamic control systems feedback, PID.

 - Experience programing simple readable code in Python and C++ (not solely relying on AI).


Optional but beneficial:


 - Experience with industrial sensors, high-frequency data acquisition, or logging systems.

 - Understanding of physics, thermodynamics, heat-transfer, fluids.

 - Basic Linux experience

 - Knowledge of process equipment, steam systems, or large mechanical prototypes.

 - Ability to work collaboratively on-site in a small, early-stage team.


Hydram is an early-stage environment with a mission-focused mindset. The right applicant is a smart, results-driven, hard worker who's looking for an exciting and fun journey.

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Company Description
Hydram Dynamics is an Icelandic tech company developing large-scale liquid piston inertial evaporators which efficiently transform industrial waste heat into process steam.&nbsp;
Benefits of the equipment include reduced reliance on natural gas, lower emissions and cooling. Hydram's equipment will soon be sold to thermally intensive sectors, including chemical manufacturing, pulp-board, food-beverage, refineries, textiles etc. Its cooling properties will furthermore be used to cool down data center facility loops.&nbsp;
Demanding, mission-driven environment for professionals interested in contributing to the development of complex hardware. It's operation and physics are based on non-linear oscillations, gas pistons, fluid dynamics, thermodynamics, heat transfer, control theory etc.
Role Description This full-time, on-site role is based at the company's modern and spacious headquarters in Gardabaer, Iceland. The position involves creating models of the various thermodynamic processes in the system, relying on high-frequency measurements from physical tests, brainstorming and assisting with development of mechanical and thermal components.
Day-to-day responsibilities also include conducting experimental research, planning and executing tests, analyzing results, and iterating on designs to improve performance, safety, and reliability. The role involves cross-collaboration within a small team to support product development from concept through prototyping and validation. Role also entails documenting technical findings, preparing specifications, and contributing to scale-up and implementation in industrial environments.
Qualifications
Candidates should possess strong analytical skills for data analysis, problem-solving, and performance optimization.&nbsp;
<ul>
<li>Very strong foundation in thermodynamics, heat transfer and fluid dynamics. Candidates should also be very interested in and possess solid foundation in other areas of physics.&nbsp;&nbsp;</li>
<li>Candidates should possess skills in Python and preferably have done work with gas/steam-packages such as Coolprops.</li>
<li>Relevant qualifications include a bachelor&rsquo;s or master&rsquo;s degree in mechanical engineering, physics, chemical engineering, energy engineering, or a related field.</li>
</ul>
Optional but beneficial:
<ul>
<li>Proficiency with simulation and modeling tools (e.g. CFD)</li>
<li>Familiarity with processes in industrial settings (e.g. fishmeal, paper &amp; board, oil refineries, chemical mfg.)</li>
<li>Experience working with small electronic components, ESP32s, sensor equipment, experience in lab setting. Or heavy three phase motor controlers.</li>
<li>Strong plus if the candidate is handy with experience building and fixing things.</li>
<li>Ability to work collaboratively on-site&nbsp;</li>
</ul>
Hydram is a early stage environment with mission focused mindset. The right applicant is a smart, results driven, hard worker looking for an exciting and fun journey.&nbsp;


Company Description

Hydram Dynamics is an Icelandic tech company developing large-scale liquid piston inertial evaporators which efficiently transform industrial waste heat into process steam.


Benefits of the equipment include reduced reliance on natural gas, lower emissions and cooling. Hydram's equipment will soon be sold to thermally intensive sectors, including chemical manufacturing, pulp-board, food-beverage, refineries, textiles etc. Its cooling properties will furthermore be used to cool down data center facility loops.


Demanding, mission-driven environment for professionals interested in contributing to the development of complex hardware. It's operation and physics are based on non-linear oscillations, gas pistons, fluid dynamics, thermodynamics, heat transfer, control theory etc.

Role Description This full-time, on-site role is based at the company's modern and spacious headquarters in Gardabaer, Iceland. The position involves creating models of the various thermodynamic processes in the system, relying on high-frequency measurements from physical tests, brainstorming and assisting with development of mechanical and thermal components.

Day-to-day responsibilities also include conducting experimental research, planning and executing tests, analyzing results, and iterating on designs to improve performance, safety, and reliability. The role involves cross-collaboration within a small team to support product development from concept through prototyping and validation. Role also entails documenting technical findings, preparing specifications, and contributing to scale-up and implementation in industrial environments.

Qualifications

Candidates should possess strong analytical skills for data analysis, problem-solving, and performance optimization.



 - Very strong foundation in thermodynamics, heat transfer and fluid dynamics. Candidates should also be very interested in and possess solid foundation in other areas of physics.



 - Candidates should possess skills in Python and preferably have done work with gas/steam-packages such as Coolprops.

 - Relevant qualifications include a bachelor’s or master’s degree in mechanical engineering, physics, chemical engineering, energy engineering, or a related field.


Optional but beneficial:


 - Proficiency with simulation and modeling tools (e.g. CFD)

 - Familiarity with processes in industrial settings (e.g. fishmeal, paper &amp; board, oil refineries, chemical mfg.)

 - Experience working with small electronic components, ESP32s, sensor equipment, experience in lab setting. Or heavy three phase motor controlers.

 - Strong plus if the candidate is handy with experience building and fixing things.

 - Ability to work collaboratively on-site



Hydram is a early stage environment with mission focused mindset. The right applicant is a smart, results driven, hard worker looking for an exciting and fun journey.
