Battery Engineer Associate

Description

Responsible for leading battery development engineering (integrating electrochemical, process and mechanical concepts and technologies) and business technology planning and implementation. Ensures evaluation, introduction and acceptance of new materials, new tooling and fixtures. Prepares and modifies Standard Operating Procedure (SOP) for the product operation instructions. Prepares and modifies Bill of Materials (BOM) for assembly parts and sample production. Conducts product's operational testing and data analysis (charging and discharging capacity, product cycle life and failure analysis). Designs and optimizes product's thermal management scheme, completes simulation and testing work with theoretical calculation. Models product's efficiency and service life. Applies broad theoretical job knowledge, fundamental theories, principles, and concepts acquired through education, certification and/or past experience. Many jobs require a bachelor's degree, but some do not. Specified degrees should be related to the work being performed. Develops existing knowledge and skills by performing structured assignments. Completes work with a limited degree of supervision after receiving guidance and direction from others. Solves routine or standard requests or problems. Interprets, analyzes, and explains facts, policies, and practices. May recommend solutions. Responds to customer needs and may identify solutions to standard requests. Explains standard information. Under FLSA, incumbents in this position are nonexempt.