- Locations
- Burnaby+1
- Also Vancouver
- Team size
- 11-50 employees
- Founded 2021
- Open roles
- 5
Open positions · 5
About pH7 Technologies
pH7 Technologies is a Canadian company developing next-generation critical-mineral extraction technologies for both primary and secondary resources. Through its proprietary closed-loop organo-electrochemical process, pH7 enables mining and recycling operators to economically recover metals from low-grade ores, tailings, and complex feedstocks that have historically been uneconomic or technically challenging to process. The company operates a commercial PGM extraction facility in Vancouver and is rapidly scaling its mining-sector applications, beginning with copper.
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Of 5 open roles, pH7 Technologies has 5 on-site positions.
pH7 Technologies is based in Vancouver.
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