Battery Electrochemistry Simulation Engineer

Gamma Technologies; Westmont (IL); Hybrid; USD 110,000 - 120,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Flexible work options

Onsite fitness center

Growth and development opportunities

Generous vacation and holidays

Job summary

Gamma Technologies seeks a Battery Electrochemistry Development Engineer to join the Electrification product development team. You will develop and refine electrochemical battery models within GT-SUITE, focusing on performance, degradation, thermal security, and safety for electrified powertrains.

Candidates hold MS or PhD in a relevant field, have 2 years of computational model experience in battery electrochemistry, and are proficient in Fortran, C/C++, or Python.

Qualifications

• MS or PhD in mechanical, electrical or chemical engineering or materials science.
• 2 years of computational model development experience, in industry or R&D, focused on battery electrochemistry (e.g., Newman P2D).
• Experience with emerging battery technologies and materials (e.g., solid-state, Li-S, sodium-ion).
• Experience with battery management systems (BMS) is a plus.
• Proficiency in Fortran, C/C++ or Python.

Responsibilities

• Develop, enhance, test and maintain models for electrochemical battery simulation of performance, degradation, thermal security, and safety.
• Collaborate with other developers and application engineers on functional and I/O requirements and design of models. Adaptation of models to user requirements.
• Implement advanced solvers and computational methods to reduce simulation time and increase scalability.

Skills

Fortran

C/C++

Python

Education

MS or PhD in mechanical engineering or related field

Job description

Gamma Technologies seeks a Battery Electrochemistry Development Engineer to join the Electrification product development team. You will develop and refine electrochemical battery models within GT-SUITE, focusing on performance, degradation, thermal security, and safety for electrified powertrains.

Candidates hold MS or PhD in a relevant field, have 2 years of computational model experience in battery electrochemistry, and are proficient in Fortran, C/C++, or Python.