Chemical Engineer - R&D

Battery Process Engineer supporting cell development through electrode processing, material characterization, sub-assembly testing, and process development.

Job Requirements:

Bachelor's degree in a related field Experience with powder handling, slurry mixing, and web coating processes Experience characterizing electrode physical and electrochemical properties Understanding of cell and battery requirements and related material and component performance Experience performing material and component sub-assembly tests Experience developing handling and processing methods for new materials used in cell R D or production

Preferred Skills:

Experience supporting new cell design development Experience producing internal progress reports and formal technical reports for publication Experience working with materials and process development in battery or cell manufacturing environments

Job Responsibilities:

Plan and establish engineering directives for powder handling, slurry mixing, and web coating processes Characterize electrode physical and electrochemical properties to optimize electrode processing Understand cell and battery requirements and derive the material and component performance needed for successful product development Perform material and component sub-assembly tests to support new cell designs Develop handling and processing methods for new materials used in R D or production of cells Produce routine internal progress reports and formal technical reports for publication

Pay Details:

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