Assembly Test Tech (Battery)
agile resourcesCedar Park (TX)
About the role
Battery Assembly Technician
Location: Cedar Park, TX Type: Contract-to-Hire
Exciting opportunity to join an innovative company in the alternative energy sector. We are seeking a Battery Pack Assembly Technician to join our team in Cedar Park. This crucial role involves the precision assembly, testing, and troubleshooting of high-voltage (HV) battery modules and subassemblies designed for cutting-edge power systems. This is a unique opportunity to work with complex, high-cost materials in a pilot-to-production environment, offering significant influence over manufacturing processes and growth opportunities within a rapidly scaling 's what you'll be doing: Perform precision mechanical and electrical assembly of high-voltage battery modules, packs, busbars, and cooling components. Execute advanced electrical testing, validation, and utilize diagnostic equipment to troubleshoot performance the scaling process by providing critical, real-time feedback to Engineering on Design for Manufacturability (DFM), tooling optimization, and process refinements in a fast-paced environment. Ensure strict safety and quality compliance. Mentor junior technicians and assist in the development and certification of new assembly procedures. Here's what our ideal candidate has:3+ years of hands-on experience with high-voltage (HV) electrical component builds. Experience or strong familiarity with laser welding processes or other high-precision automated bonding techniques, and a keen eye for quality control in complex assemblies. Proficiency in reading and interpreting electrical schematics, complex mechanical drawings, and specialized work instructions. Exceptional attention to detail and process discipline. Comfortable using specialized test equipment (e.g., multimeters, Hi-Pot testers, torque tools) and basic computer skills for documentation and data entry.
Benefits: Medical, Dental, and Vision
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