Applications Engineer - Battery Diagnostic Systems

EVera Recruitment Ltd; Greater London; On-site; GBP 60,000 - 80,000; Full time

Job summary

EVera Recruitment Ltd is seeking an Applications Engineer - Battery Diagnostic Systems to join an innovative battery technology company developing diagnostic hardware and software for battery laboratories and manufacturing environments. You will lead the technical side of the customer journey from discovery and demonstrations through deployment and ongoing support.

You will build processes shaping the function as the business grows, travel within the UK and internationally, and collaborate with

Qualifications

• 5-8 years of hands-on engineering with customer-facing applications or systems engineering.
• Degree in electrical/electronic/mechanical/mechatronic/systems/control engineering, physics or related discipline, or equivalent experience.
• Proven record of building, integrating or commissioning physical systems such as instrumentation, sensors, test rigs or scientific equipment.
• Competence in low-voltage electronics, sensors, data acquisition and control interfaces; ability to read schematics and diagnose faults.
• Experience turning recurring technical work into clear procedures and documentation.
• Willingness to travel regularly within the UK and internationally.

Responsibilities

• Contribute to advanced customer conversations, translating customer needs into system configurations, test plans, pilot scopes and deployment requirements.
• Provide technical input to proposals, tenders and statements of work in support of the Commercial team.
• Plan and lead tailored demonstrations, evaluations and customer-site pilots, and present results clearly.
• Lead the installation, commissioning and performance verification of systems in customer laboratories and manufacturing sites.
• Act as the main technical contact for deployed customers, diagnosing issues across hardware, software and data, and coordinating escalation where needed.
• Turn customer experience into practical procedures, application notes, checklists and troubleshooting guides, and capture field evidence to inform Product and R&D.

Job description

We are looking for an Applications Engineer - Battery Diagnostic Systems to work for an innovative battery technology company that develops diagnostic hardware and software for battery laboratories and manufacturing environments. You will lead the technical side of the customer journey, from discovery and demonstrations through to deployment and ongoing support, while helping to build the processes that will shape the function as the business grows.

The Applications Engineer - Battery Diagnostic Systems will be responsible for:

• Contributing to advanced customer conversations, translating customer needs into system configurations, test plans, pilot scopes and deployment requirements.
• Providing technical input to proposals, tenders and statements of work in support of the Commercial team.
• Planning and leading tailored demonstrations, evaluations and customer-site pilots, and presenting results clearly.
• Leading the installation, commissioning and performance verification of systems in customer laboratories and manufacturing sites.
• Acting as the main technical contact for deployed customers, diagnosing issues across hardware, software and data, and coordinating escalation where needed.
• Turning customer experience into practical procedures, application notes, checklists and troubleshooting guides, and capturing field evidence to inform Product and R&D.

The Applications Engineer - Battery Diagnostic Systems will have:

• Around 5-8 years' experience combining hands-on engineering with customer-facing applications, field, systems engineering or technical sales work.
• A degree in electrical, electronic, mechanical, mechatronic, systems or control engineering, physics or a related discipline, or equivalent practical experience.
• A proven record of building, integrating or commissioning physical systems such as instrumentation, sensors, test rigs or scientific equipment.
• Competence in low-voltage electronics, sensors, data acquisition and control interfaces, with the ability to read schematics and diagnose faults methodically.
• Experience turning recurring technical work into clear, usable procedures and documentation.
• Willingness to travel regularly within the UK and internationally, sometimes at short notice.