Industrial water treatment and wastewater recovery for mission-critical operations
Gradiant designs and operates water treatment systems for semiconductors, pharmaceuticals, lithium mining, and renewable energy—industries where water availability and discharge regulations directly impact operational continuity. The engineering-heavy hiring mix (26 of 41 active roles) focused on mechanical and electrical design reflects active construction of treatment plants across APAC and the Middle East. SAP S/4HANA adoption and a backlog of group consolidation and intercompany reconciliation work signal scaling from project-led execution toward centralized financial operations.
Gradiant delivers end-to-end water and wastewater treatment solutions founded on MIT research, now operating across semiconductors, pharmaceuticals, food & beverage, lithium extraction, and renewable energy sectors. The company designs and builds proprietary treatment plants—including desalination, zero liquid discharge, and water reuse systems—that reduce consumption and reclaim resources at industrial scale. With over 1,300 employees and headquarters in Woburn, Massachusetts, Gradiant operates globally with active hiring in India, Singapore, Oman, UAE, Malaysia, and Bahrain, reflecting project concentration in APAC and Middle Eastern markets.
Gradiant designs and operates water treatment and wastewater recovery systems for mission-critical industries: semiconductors, pharmaceuticals, food & beverage, lithium mining, and renewable energy. Solutions include desalination, zero liquid discharge, and water reuse technologies.
Gradiant has 26 active engineering roles across India, Singapore, Oman, UAE, Malaysia, and Bahrain—concentrated in APAC and the Middle East. Current openings span mechanical design, electrical design, and field implementation.
Gradiant uses SAP S/4HANA as its primary enterprise system, currently adopting it to support group consolidation and centralized financial reporting across global operations.
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