Sr. Process Cell Engineer – Formation – Battery Cell Development Center
General Motors Australia & New Zealand
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5+ years battery cell manufacturing experience
Lithium-ion electrochemistry knowledge
Formation process optimization expertise
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General Motors Australia & New Zealand is seeking a Sr. Process Cell Engineer to lead the formation operations at their Battery Cell Development Center. The ideal candidate will have extensive experience in battery cell manufacturing, particularly in formation processes and optimization, and will be responsible for translating lab-scale innovations into scalable production protocols.
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Job Summary
This role is critical for bridging the gap between lab-scale cell builds and industrialization capable products within GM's Battery Cell Development Center.
The successful candidate will optimize charge/discharge sequences and define scalable formation protocols to ensure cells meet performance and safety targets.
General Motors offers a rewarding career focused on Zero Crashes, Zero Emissions, and Zero Congestion with comprehensive benefits for employee well-being.
Matching Summary
Match Score: 75
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General Motors Australia & New Zealand is seeking a Sr. Process Cell Engineer to lead the formation operations at their Battery Cell Development Center. The ideal candidate will have extensive experience in battery cell manufacturing, particularly in formation processes and optimization, and will be responsible for translating lab-scale innovations into scalable production protocols.
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Skills & Requirements
Must-have
5+ years battery cell manufacturing experience
Lithium-ion electrochemistry knowledge
Formation process optimization expertise
Design of Experiments (DoE) proficiency
Statistical Process Control (SPC) implementation
PLC-based equipment control experience
Nice-to-have
Python data analysis skills
Pulse charging technology knowledge
Advanced SEI formation techniques
Cross-functional collaboration abilities
Root cause analysis capabilities
Key Requirements
BS or higher in Chemical, Mechanical, Electrical, or Materials Engineering
Direct involvement in formation, testing, or electrochemical process engineering