Process Engineer, Cell Manufacturing

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ESSENTIAL DUTIES

AND RESPONSIBILITIES: Process Execution & Technical Expertise Execute and oversee cell manufacturing processes, including setup, operation, and monitoring of equipment in electrode, assembly and formation Serve as the subject-matter expert for formation process execution and standard work Identify abnormal process behavior and take immediate corrective action to protect product quality and safety Advanced Troubleshooting Troubleshoot complex process and equipment issues affecting yield, throughput, or safety Diagnosing manufacturing-related failures using data trends, equipment feedback, and historical knowledge Escalate issues appropriately and partner with engineering to resolve root causes Quality & Documentation Ensure strict adherence to SOPs, work instructions, and quality requirements Maintain accurate and complete production, batch, and deviation records Support quality investigations, audits, and corrective actions related to formation Process Improvement & Engineering Support Collaborate with manufacturing team members on process changes, trials, and scale-up activities Provide practical, floor-level input into process design, equipment changes, and manufacturability Support implementation and validation of new equipment, tooling, or process changes Mentorship & Floor Leadership Train and mentor junior and mid-level technicians Act as a technical reference for supervisors and other manufacturing team members regarding cell manufacturing processes Promote a disciplined, safety-focused, and quality-driven culture on the production floor Safety & Compliance Champion safety practices related to high-energy systems, electrical equipment, and chemical handling Identify hazards, near misses, and process risks; support mitigation efforts Ensure compliance with environmental, health, and safety requirements QUALIFICATIONS: Direct experience in battery manufacturing, battery formation, or electrochemical processes Experience in energy storage, EV, automotive, or other high-reliability manufacturing environments Experience supporting new line launches, pilot lines, or manufacturing scale-ups Familiarity with MES or digital production tracking systems PREFERRED QUALIFICATIONS: Experience in energy storage, EV, automotive, or other high-reliability manufacturing environments Experience supporting new line launches, pilot lines, or manufacturing scale-up Consistent attendance, punctuality, and readiness for assigned shifts Effective communication across shifts and teams Demonstrated ownership of process outcomes and equipment condition Trusted to operate independently with minimal supervision