General Application – Future Opportunities

About CURA

CURA is a climatetech company building the electrochemical infrastructure needed to decarbonize cement and lime—two of the world’s hardest-to-abate industries. Our patented process uses an electrochemical pathway to split limestone into pure CO₂ and reactive lime at up to 85% lower emissions than today’s kilns.
Backed by leading climate and construction-tech investors, CURA is designing and building its first pilot plant, scaling materials production, and partnering with global cement and infrastructure leaders to bring low-carbon cement to market.
Why Join Us
If you’re excited about building transformative technology, scaling real hardware, and tackling a planetary-scale problem, CURA may be the right place for you. We are assembling a world-class team of engineers, scientists, builders, and operators who want to work at the frontier of industrial decarbonization.
What We Value

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Extreme Ownership: You take responsibility for outcomes and push projects across the finish line.

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Bias to Build: You turn ambiguity into action, and action into results.

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Scientific Rigor: You care deeply about data, reproducibility, and doing things right.

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Pragmatic Optimism: You’re energized by hard problems and grounded in practical execution.

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Integrity & Teamwork: You collaborate openly, communicate clearly, and support others.

What We Offer

- The opportunity to directly shape a first-of-kind technology and company.

- Competitive compensation and participation in an equity program.

- Unlimited vacation.

- A collaborative, mission-driven culture focused on deep work and real-world impact.

- Modern lab facilities and growing engineering operations in Canada and beyond.

How to Apply
Submit your resume and a brief description of
(1) The role(s) you’re most interested in
(2) Why CURA ’s mission resonates with you
(3) Any relevant project, publication, or portfolio links
Even if there isn’t a perfect role open today, we review every application and will reach out when there’s a strong match.

Originally posted on Himalayas