Senior Battery Engineer
adden energyWaltham (MA)
About the role
What you get to do: Designanddeveloppilotscaleprocessesfor manufacturingsolid statebattery cells Assemblebatterycellsbyusingnotching, stacking, welding, andpackagingprocesses Work withvendorsto customize the equipmentand toolsbased on manufacturing processes Maintain, modify, andoptimizethe equipmentand toolswithvendor’s guidelines What you bring to this role: Advanced degree in mechanical or chemical engineering or related field 5+years of experience in acell fabricationrole in aLi ion battery industrial environment Group leading experienceispreferred Hands-on experiencewithmulti-layer large format pouchcell assembly processes Experience withall-solid-state-battery developmentisstronglypreferred Experienceofvendor qualification and customerinteractionsA desire to hold your own in a fast-moving environmentalongside highly technical peers Ability to work safely and in compliance with all regulations and quality systems We are happy to offer our team members: Competitive salary versus leading employers in industry, commensuratewith experience Medical, dental, and vision insurance Generous employee stock options Three weeks paid time offU.S. Visa Sponsorship possible Adden Energy is interested in working with every qualified candidate regardless of current U.S. work authorization, and would consider sponsoring visas. We value diversity and do not discriminate on the basis of race, religion, color, national origin, gender, sexual orientation, age, marital status, veteran status, or disability status.
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