Battery Assembly & Test Technician (Day Shift/AWS)

Posted 8 days ago

amprius technologiesFremont (CA)

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About the role

Battery Assembly & Test Technician (Day Shift AWS)

Reports to: Battery Assembly Supervisor

Job Type: Non-Exempt, Full-Time

Locations: Fremont, CA (On-site)

Amprius Technologies, Inc. is a leading manufacturer of high-energy, high-power lithium-ion batteries, delivering the industry's highest commercially available energy density. Headquartered in Fremont, California, Amprius maintains an advanced R&D lab and a MWh-scale manufacturing facility dedicated to silicon anode and cell production.

Summary: Amprius has an immediate opening for Battery Assembly Technician! The Battery Assembly Technician uses various equipment and hand tools to produce Amprius Technologies' proprietary silicon anode Li-Ion cells. The candidate must be reliable and able to work well in a team and have experience with mechanical assembly. This is a 6-months TEMP role.

Job Responsibilities: Assemble battery components according to given completed batteries to ensure they meet quality and performance standards. Inspect materials and components for quality issues using tools such as micrometer, mass scale, digital multi-meter, and cliper. Record production data and report any issues to the supervisor/manager. Collaborate with team members to meet daily production targets. Operate and maintain assembly line equipment. Troubleshoot minor technical issues with assembly equipment. Maintain a clean and organized work environment. Follow company's safety protocols.

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