EV Battery Test Technician

We are seeking for strong Test Technician for our Direct Client.

Position:
High Voltage Battery Test Technician

Shift: 2nd Shift – 11:00 AM to 7:30 PM

Schedule:
Monday–Friday

Duration: 1 year

Pay Rate - $27/hour on W2.

This role supports high-voltage EV battery testing in a non-production test facility. The position focuses on hands‑on test setup, battery assembly/disassembly, instrumentation, documentation, and supporting engineering teams.

• Ensure safe test setup for battery assemblies and related components
• Define and perform procedures and checks to ensure quality and timely test results
• Develop and manufacture special-purpose instrumentation, cable/wiring assemblies, laboratory equipment, and fixtures for battery testing
• Perform physical duties involving large and heavy high-voltage batteries, including movement, shipping, and disposal
• Maintain accurate records of work performed and data collected/analyzed
• Maintain awareness of Business Plan Deployment goals and suggest improvement opportunities
• Develop, implement, and sustain workplace organization practices
• Communicate findings clearly (verbal and written) with engineering personnel
• Recommend product or component design revisions as needed
• Conduct or assist with Safety and Abuse testing
• Conduct or assist with teardown and analysis of battery cells, modules, and packs
• Conduct or assist with vibration testing (including working above 6 ft and using cranes/rigging)
• Complete all required UAW GM training courses (respirator, cranes/hoist, lockout, etc.)

• Test execution for high-voltage EV batteries
• Monitoring environmental chamber tests
• Performing initial inspections
• Building and disassembling battery packs
• Fabrication and fixture modification
• Non-production test facility
• Working around high-voltage batteries (internal HV training provided)
• Facility operates 24/7/365 with automated safety systems

• Instrument batteries for testing
• Fabricate or modify battery packs/fixtures
• Connect voltage cables and instrumentation
• Run life‑cycle simulations via computer
• Monitor automated battery tests
• Disassemble and rebuild battery packs as needed
• Document and communicate results

Education: High School Diploma

Experience:

• Minimum 2 years of mechanical experience preferred
• Entry‑level candidates with basic mechanical knowledge and hand tool experience will be considered

Skills:

• Basic mechanical skills
• Ability to maintain documentation and communicate findings

Top 3 Must-Have

Skills:

• Ability to handle and move large, high-voltage batteries
• Ability to maintain records and document data
• Ability to communicate findings clearly with engineering staff