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Cyclic Materials

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Creating a Circular Supply Chain for Rare Earth Elements and Critical Minerals

Mesa, Arizona

Chemical Raw Materials Manufacturing
51–200 people

About

Cyclic Materials is building the infrastructure required to recover rare earth elements and other critical materials from magnet-bearing end-of-life products and return them to advanced manufacturing. Rare earth permanent magnets are essential to advanced technologies, including electric motors, hard disk drives, smartphones, robotics, drones, medical devices, defense systems and energy infrastructure. Through its fully integrated, proprietary technology platform, Cyclic Materials delivers an end-to-end solution for rare earth recovery – from extracting permanent magnets from end-of-life products to separating and refining their rare earth content into oxides and metals that can be returned to the production of new permanent magnets. Backed by leading investors and strategic partners – including accounts advised by T. Rowe Price Associates, Inc., Microsoft, Amazon, BMW i Ventures, Jaguar Land Rover's InMotion fund, Canada Growth Fund, Energy Impact Partners, Hitachi Ventures and ArcTern Ventures, among others – Cyclic Materials is accelerating the commercial deployment of its rare earth recovery platform while advancing a growing pipeline of production facilities, global commercial partnerships, and strategic investments across markets. Through its expansion, the company is building a secure, scalable and circular supply of rare earths and other critical materials to meet growing global demand from industries including AI and data centers, semiconductors, automotive, electronics, robotics, medical technology, energy and defense. Learn more at www.cyclicmaterials.com.

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Cost Accountant

On-site · Toronto

The Cost Accountant will manage standard cost systems, inventory integrity, and financial reporting for manufacturing operations. They will partner with operations teams to provide actionable insights on production variances, profitability, and cost-of-goods-sold analysis.