Warren
Job Title:
EV Battery Technician
Job Description:
This technician will report to a 2nd shift Group Leader and specialize in the safe and orderly preparation and testing of high voltage batteries and related components within a lab environment. This role indirectly affects the quality, durability and performance of electrified vehicles and related products developed by OEM. This role is a good fit for a qualified individual who is interested in state-of-the-art battery technologies and testing methods, and is interested in the growing field of vehicle electrification.
Key Responsibilities:
Champion safe test setup for battery assemblies and related components. This includes defining and performing procedures and checks to ensure test results are delivered on-time and with quality.
Develop and manufacture special purpose instrumentation, cable and wiring assemblies, laboratory test equipment, and fixtures related to testing of battery assemblies or related components
Perform physical duties involving large and heavy high voltage batteries including movement, shipping, and disposal
Maintain records on work performed including data collected or analyzed
Maintain awareness of Business Plan Deployment goals and objectives, identify and suggest relevant opportunities for improvement
Develop, implement, and sustain workplace organization practices
Maintain and communicate findings with engineering personnel through verbal or written means
Recommend revisions to product or component design as needed
Conduct or assist with Safety and Abuse testing as needed
Conduct or assist with detailed teardown and analysis of battery cells, modules, and packs
Conduct or assist with vibration testing including working above 6 ft and using cranes and rigging to move high voltage properties
Able to successfully complete all required UAW GM training courses including respirator, cranes/hoist, Lockout etc.
Tasks:
Instrumenting batteries, fabrication work, test live voltage batteries for OEM vehicles, hooking up voltage cables, testing, disassemble the battery and put it back together, cycling the battery through a life cycle through the computer, computer runs the simulations on the battery
Perform physical duties involving large and heavy high voltage batteries including movement, shipping, and disposal
Maintain records on work performed including data collected or analyzed
Maintain and communicate findings with engineering personnel through verbal or written means
Qualifications:
Related work experience
Thorough knowledge of complex mechanical and/or electrical concepts, including reading engineering drawings
Working knowledge of test automation applications used in a laboratory environment
Competence with typical office computer applications, e.g. Microsoft Word, PowerPoint, Excel, Outlook
Strong written and oral communication skills
Preferred:
Knowledge of high voltage battery systems and safe work practices
Experience with laboratory test equipment, measuring and recording devices
Requirements:
Education Requirement: High School Diploma
Years of experience: at least 2 years with some type of mechanical experience, but the manager is open to someone who is right out of school, has knowledge of basic hand tools and how to use them and they will be trained
Use of AI Technology:
Unless expressly authorized in the interview/skill set validation instructions, candidates may not use AI tools or other third-party assistance during an interview or assessment to generate or provide substantive answers to interview questions. Candidates should answer organically in their own words, drawing on their own knowledge, skills, and experience. Failure to adhere to these expectations may result in the candidate being removed from consideration.
