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Thomas Saleman has worked in the engineering field since 2010. In 2010, they began as a Graduate Process Engineer at Plant & Platform Consultants. In 2011, they became a PhD Student at The University of Western Australia, researching advanced pressure swing adsorption cycles. In 2016, they began working with Etteplan as a System and Software Developer, and then with PowerCell Sweden AB in the same year in various roles, including System Architecture Lead, Senior Development Engineer, Software and Control Lead, Development Engineer, and System and Software Developer. Thomas'smain responsibilities at PowerCell Sweden AB included process design, system calculations, component testing, and PLC programming.

Thomas Saleman completed a Doctor of Philosophy in Chemical Engineering from The University of Western Australia in 2015. Prior to that, they obtained a Bachelor's Degree in Chemical Engineering from the University of Canterbury in 2010.