Syntetica
Syntetica is a rapidly growing French startup focused on textile-to-textile recycling, specifically converting nylon-rich waste into virgin-equivalent monomers using a patented…
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Syntetica is a rapidly growing French startup focused on textile-to-textile recycling, specifically converting nylon-rich waste into virgin-equivalent monomers using a patented depolymerization process. The company has raised over €7M from investors including EQT Ventures, BPI France, and Entrepreneur First, and has partnered with major textile brands such as Victoria's Secret and ETAM. With a core team of 15 experts, Syntetica operates from Paris, France, and is scaling its technology to address the textile industry's sustainability challenges.
Syntetica's team is multidisciplinary, comprising scientists, engineers, and operators. The company is backed by world-class partners and institutions, and is actively hiring for roles in engineering and R&D in Paris. For international professionals, Syntetica offers the opportunity to work on cutting-edge green chemistry in a startup environment, with a mission to bring circular materials to global scale.
For International Professionals
- Based in Paris, France, with all current job openings located in Paris.
- Startup environment with a core team of 15 experts, offering close collaboration across disciplines.
- Backed by notable investors including EQT Ventures and BPI France, indicating strong financial support.
- Focus on green chemistry and sustainability, appealing to professionals passionate about environmental impact.
- Partnerships with major brands like Victoria's Secret and ETAM provide industry credibility.
Company History
Syntetica is a French startup founded to decarbonize the textile industry through textile-to-textile recycling, starting with nylon. It has developed a patented depolymerization process that converts nylon-rich textile waste into virgin-equivalent nylon monomers, and has raised over €7M from investors including EQT Ventures, BPI France, and Entrepreneur First.