Chemical / Battery Technician
Chemical / Battery Technician
Posted 6 days ago
SENIORITY
Junior
About the role
- Preparation and processing of chemicals, including waste disposal
- Work in compliance with safety regulations and contribute to risk assessments for new procedures
- Cell preparation through slurry mixing, electrode coating/casting, drying, calendaring
- Cell assembly and conducting electrochemical experiments and measurements
- Perform dissection of battery cells, analysis, and documentation of cell components
- Data collection, storing, consolidation, and visualization
- Set-up, maintain, and modify equipment in our development headquarters
- Support the engineering team in a variety of tasks
- Required Technical Qualifications
- Qualification as a chemical technician or relevant experience
- Hands-on experience in wet labs and working with hazardous chemicals
- Familiar with chemical safety procedures
- Reliable lab documentation (SOPs, logbooks)
- Personal Attributes
- Passionate with strong intrinsic motivation and ambition
- Fast learner who thrives in dynamic, fast-paced, and ambiguous environments
- Collaborative team player who takes ownership of their work and actively contributes to shared goals
- Being an integral part of a mission-driven start-up with the opportunity to create, shape, and lead at the cutting edge of battery technology
- Competitive salary with equity option
- Medical insurance
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