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Battery Test Engineer

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A cutting-edge battery software company is looking to hire a Battery Test Engineer. The successful candidate will lead the lab testing and analysis of battery cells to generate data that powers our battery modeling and simulation tools.
 
The Battery Test Engineer will:

Develop and implement mechanical test procedures tailored to cell-level testing, ensuring tests align with client needs and industry standards.
Analyze test data to provide insights into the performance of battery cells under various conditions, enhancing predictive models.
Contribute to client discussions by presenting test findings and offering insights on how this data can support their R&D efforts.
Manage lab facility and automation of 100s to 1000s of battery test channels.
Work closely with the data science and software teams to ensure test results are integrated into modeling platforms, improving accuracy and predictive capabilities.  
The Battery Test Engineer will have:

3-5 years working in industry or research application-oriented environment.
Experience with battery cyclers such as Arbin, Biologic, Basytec, Maccor etc.
Proven experience in health and safety (H&S) compliance in lab environments.
Strong project management skills, including overseeing design and testing workflows.
Experience with procurement for battery testing materials or equipment.
Familiarity with design software and CAD tools.  
Please apply online using a recently updated version of your CV and we will be in touch to provide more details

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