Ahmad "Edi" Jalaludin
About Ahmad "Edi" Jalaludin
Ahmad 'Edi' Jalaludin is an Advanced Process Engineer with extensive experience in chemical engineering and process technology. He has worked at various organizations, including Mitsui Chemicals Group and Northvolt, and holds multiple patents in dental technology.
Work at Northvolt
Ahmad Jalaludin currently serves as an Advanced Process Engineer at Northvolt, a company focused on sustainable battery production. He has been with Northvolt since 2020, contributing to the development of advanced processes for lithium-ion battery formation and aging. His role involves conducting research and development at a pilot facility, ensuring the efficiency and quality of battery production processes.
Previous Experience at Mitsui Chemicals Group
Prior to his current position, Ahmad Jalaludin worked at Mitsui Chemicals Group in various roles from 2012 to 2020. He started as a Chemical Process Engineer in Osaka, Japan, and later held positions as a Senior Chemical Process Engineer and Senior Researcher in Chiba, Japan. His work included research in new product development and process technology, where he focused on polymer processes and plastic recycling.
Education and Expertise
Ahmad Jalaludin holds a Bachelor of Engineering in Chemical Engineering from the University of Adelaide, obtained from 2002 to 2005. He furthered his education with a Master of Science in Advanced Chemical Engineering from Imperial College London, completed in 2010. His academic background is complemented by his studies in Japanese at a language school in 2012, enhancing his multilingual capabilities.
Background in Process Engineering
Ahmad Jalaludin has extensive experience in process engineering, having worked in various capacities since 2006. His roles include Process Technologist at PETRONAS, where he focused on process optimization, and Process Engineer at Ranhill Worley Parsons. His expertise encompasses process design, commissioning, and troubleshooting, particularly in the context of chemical processes and battery technology.
Patents and Research Contributions
Ahmad Jalaludin holds one international patent and three domestic patents in Japan, primarily related to dental technology. His research contributions include laboratory experiments in chemical processes and advancements in the formation and aging of lithium-ion batteries. He has also been involved in projects that leverage his background in biotechnology, including microbiology and cell culture.