Job Details:

You’ll be responsible for providing technical assessments related to battery cells/arrays used across Mild Hybrid (mHEV), Full Hybrid (FHEV), Plug-in Hybrid (PHEV) and Battery Electric (BEV) vehicles.

Required Skills & Experience:

• Educated to a degree level in Chemistry, Material Science, Chemical Engineer with emphasis on energy storage or
  Mechanical/Electrical Engineering with battery experience
• Knowledge & experience of working with Li-ion chemistries in academic or industry setting
• Strong understanding of Li-Ion chemistries, performance, thermodynamics, degradation mechanisms, battery management systems.
• Strong problem solving and analytical ability.
• Knowledge of current hybrid technologies/ battery / power electronics and components desirable.
• Demonstrated ability to plan and execute technically challenging projects working cross functionally.
• Demonstrable experience of working independently.
• Ability to quickly obtain and grow knowledge in a rapidly developing technology.
• Strong oral and written communication skills.
• Self-motivated, willingness to learn, with excellent team building and leadership skills.
• Must have valid UK driving license & willingness to travel as needed
• Has an enthusiasm for electrification and awareness of other vehicle area requirements and the integration and integration challenges that they present in delivering a vehicle level solution that meets all attributes.

Preferred Skills & Experience:

• PhD in Electrochemistry/Material Science or Chemical engineering.
• Understanding and experience of battery cell chemical analysis
• Experience of Li-Ion battery and/or fuel cell modelling.
• Experience of using data analysis software (MATLAB, Excel, INCA, ATI).
• Familiarity with powertrain controls, battery controls, test scripting, and CAN.
• Knowledge of battery test equipment (cyclers, thermal chambers, chillers).
• Strong IT skills (e.g. Excel, Teamcenter, WERS).
• Ability to demonstrate use of initiative, perseverance and liaison skills.
• High Voltage Safety Training