Engineering Technician
$41,900.00-$55,900.000
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Junior
SALARY
$41,900.00-$55,900.000
About the role
- Fabricate and inspect components and assemblies to make primary and secondary electrochemical cells following standard operating procedures
- Weigh and dispense hazardous materials including powders and solvents / Mix materials in accordance with documented mixing procedures
- Operate a variety of manufacturing assembly equipment including mixers, coaters, calenders, presses, welding systems, dispensing equipment, and an assortment of hand tools
- Perform in-line quality control steps to ensure products meet drawing and operating procedure requirements
- Assist engineers and senior scientists with assembly of prototype products and assist with development of standard operating procedures
- Must be able to work as part of a multifunctional team
- Work is precise and repetitive / accurate documentation of build configuration and material traceability is paramount
- Maintain a clean work environment and be cognizant of contamination and debris during assembly steps
- Maintain a high level of organization in the workplace, following 6s principles
- Comply with lab safety and machine safety requirements
- Certain operations will require the use of PPE including a respirator
- Full-time, 8-hour workday with 30 minute lunch and two 15 minute breaks
- Overtime is not expected as most work can be done in a 40-hour week
- High School diploma, or equivalent, required 1-3 years manufacturing or lab experience
- Ability to read and interpret engineering drawings, written assembly instructions, and standard operating procedures
- Strong hands on skills / experience using hand tools
- Organized, detail oriented, accurate and committed to continuous improvement
- Able to remain quality conscious while performing repetitive assembly tasks
- Self motivated / able to perform operations independently and be cognizant of required operations to complete tasks
- Good verbal and written skills, including experience with MS Word and Excel
- Ability to frequently lift and move 40 pounds or stand/walk for extended periods of timeU.S. Citizenship with ability to attain security clearance upon hire
- Experience in a lab or manufacturing environment performing assembly operations and/or handling chemicals is desired
- Competitive PayHealth, Dental, VisionGym Membership Subsidy
- Vacation TimeSick TimeLife Insurance Benefits
- Paid Holidays 401(k) Eligibility
- Educational Tuition Reimbursement
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