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We’re a team of biologists, chemists, engineers, and designers reimagining the future of materials by collaborating with nature. We bring together our expertise in science, design, and engineering to solve one of the most problematic environmental issues of our time: plastic pollution. The nature of our work is frequently described as impossible, but we’re driven by that challenge of proving there must be a better way.
Our Values
It can be done.
We make people feel anything is possible. Not just dreamers; we're doers who transform challenges into opportunities.
Masters of our craft.
We put our passion into everything we create. We're driven by an insatiable curiosity and a deep passion for our work.
Ambitious by nature.
We create impact for ourselves and the planet. On a constant uphill journey, we are always striving to surpass our previous achievements.
We're singular.
One team, one mission, one organism. The sum of our parts creates something greater than we could achieve individually.
Insiya Jafferjee
Co-founder
Amir Ashfar
Co-founder
Robert Woods
Manufacturing Engineer
David Cattermole
Mechanical ENGINEERING
Anand Gaston
MATERIAL SCIENCE
Camila Utsunomia
BIOLOGY
Katherine Manshreck
Sustainability
Jamie Gilbert
Manufacturing & Operations
Calum Smith
Supply Chain & Operations
Daniel Hale
Mechanical ENGINEERING
Inés Cid
Sales
Priyanshu Mukhopadhyay
Design
Siobhan Sugrue
MATERIAL SCIENCE
Jacob Wellsbury
Mechanical ENGINEERING
Bethany
EA
Join us
Becoming a part of Shellworks means being part of a team that’s passionate about sustainability and innovation. Our world-class team includes experts in materials science and visionary entrepreneurs dedicated to creating a better future. Together, we’re redefining what’s possible.
Are you ready to help us lead the way in sustainable materials? Apply now and be part of redefining society’s relationship to materials.
