Battery Manufacturing Engineer - Trials & Cell Assembly

Kaygen, Inc.; Liberty (NC); On-site; USD 95,000 - 130,000; Full time

Job summary

Kaygen, Inc. seeks a Battery Engineering Specialist in North Carolina to advance materials, cells, and process improvements. You will apply knowledge of battery chemistry and manufacturing to support trials, specification development, and production readiness.

The role requires 3+ years in a manufacturing environment, experience with winding, cell assembly, and electrolyte fill, and ability to coordinate across engineering, manufacturing, R&D, and quality teams. Some travel may be needed.

Qualifications

• Bachelor’s degree or higher in engineering or similar technical field.
• 3+ years of equivalent engineering role experience in a manufacturing environment.
• Experience in manufacturing production preparation, scheduling, and deliverables including project plans, process/equipment plans, specs, procurement, installation and trials.
• Experience in winding, cell assembly & electrolyte fill on automotive cells (2+ years, 5+ years preferred).
• Experience in battery cell products, processes/equipment, and/or trial activity.
• Familiarity with Ryohin Joken identification, application, and/or confirmation.
• Experience coordinating with production eng., manufacturing, R&D, and Quality, reporting to senior leadership.
• Ability to interpret and apply product/process specs, drawing/data, including new material intro, validation, and change control.
• Willingness for weekend/shutdown work, overtime up to 25%, and travel up to 15%.

Skills

Battery chemistry

Battery manufacturing

Trial management

Cell performance analysis

Winding & cell assembly

Product/process interpretation

Cross-functional coordination

Travel readiness

Weekend/shutdown work

Ryohin Joken knowledge

Education

Bachelor’s degree or higher in engineering or technical field

Tools

Analytical tools

Quality functions

Job description

Kaygen, Inc. seeks a Battery Engineering Specialist in North Carolina to advance materials, cells, and process improvements. You will apply knowledge of battery chemistry and manufacturing to support trials, specification development, and production readiness.

The role requires 3+ years in a manufacturing environment, experience with winding, cell assembly, and electrolyte fill, and ability to coordinate across engineering, manufacturing, R&D, and quality teams. Some travel may be needed.