Battery Test Engineer
Listed on 2026-03-01
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Engineering
Test Engineer, Electrical Engineering
A globally leading consumer device company headquartered in Cupertino, CA is looking for a Battery Test Engineer to join their dynamic team.
Responsibilities:
• Work with other technicians and test engineers to execute electrical and battery cycler tests and provide accurate result report.
• Generate KPI for day to day lab activities.
• Review BMU schematics and layout to verify conformance and to determine testability.
• Conduct investigations and prepares reports to support investigations.
• Co-develop procedures and analyzes data for validation activities.
• Run complex test setups and DOEs using high accuracy test equipment.
• Troubleshoot equipment and sample issues, maintain and solve test equipment problems as needed.
• Ensure that the test data collected meets the highest standard of quality.
• Use various types of measurement equipment to test batteries and cells.
Key Qualifications:
• M.Sc. in Electrical Engineering or Computer science (or
B.Sc. with industrial experience)
• Experience in Battery Management System (BMS) firmware, mix of QA & Development
• Strong Programming skills (preferably in Python) for test automation
• Experienced in various test tools like battery testers, source meter, multi meter, etc.
• Excellent debugging skills to tackle challenging problems
• Strong analytical/problem solving skills to support proposed solutions
• Ability to articulate design issues and path to resolution both verbally and with documentation
• Proven ability to work independently under high pressure and comfortable working in a dynamic environment
• Knowledge of Li-Ion chemistries and cell modeling is a plus.
• Prior industrial experience in hardware/firmware verification and validation is preferred.
Type: Contract
Duration: 6 months with extension
Work Location: Cupertino, CA (100% onsite)
Pay rate: $52.00 - $67.00 (DOE)
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