Battery Engineer, Mechanical
motive workforceMillbrae (CA)
Battery Engineer, Mechanical
Posted 5 days ago
motive workforceMillbrae (CA)
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
Motive Workforce is seeking a Battery Engineer, Mechanical for an innovative manufacturer developing advanced lithium-ion battery systems. This is an opportunity to play a key role in designing next-generation battery packs used across multiple industries. In this position, you will lead multidisciplinary engineering efforts throughout the complete product development lifecycle, from concept and prototyping through detailed design, manufacturing, and testing. You'll collaborate closely with engineering, program management, procurement, manufacturing, and customers to deliver high-performance battery solutions.
Responsibilities:
Lead the mechanical design and development of advanced lithium-ion battery packs.
Collaborate across engineering disciplines to make critical technical and program decisions.
Identify technical challenges, develop solutions, and communicate impacts to internal and external stakeholders.
Develop and present CAD models, prototypes, and technical presentations.
Create supporting documentation including bills of materials, assembly procedures, and installation instructions.
Perform detailed design analysis, modeling, and performance simulations.
Support prototype builds, manufacturing, validation, and testing activities.
Verify battery hardware and software meet system requirements and performance objectives.
Ensure designs comply with applicable standards and regulatory requirements.
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