Process Engineer, Pack

We are a stealth-mode battery startup developing cutting-edge battery technology. Our mission is to revolutionize battery technology to accelerate the global transition to clean energy. By leveraging innovative materials, advanced manufacturing techniques, and next-generation energy storage architectures, we are building the future of sustainable energy.

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As a Pack Process Engineer at Stacked Energy, you’ll work at the intersection of product development, manufacturing, and operations to turn evolving battery pack designs into safe, repeatable, and scalable assembly processes. This is a highly hands-on role: on any given day, you might assemble or tear down a pack, troubleshoot a build issue, design a quick fixture, run an experiment, analyze process data, or write an SOP.

You’ll own key pack assembly processes from early prototype builds through production ramp. Your work will improve product quality, operator safety, manufacturing yield, cycle time, and overall production readiness. You’ll collaborate closely with design, test, quality, and operations teams, serving as a critical link between engineering intent and what happens on the manufacturing floor.

Process Development

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  Develop, document, and improve battery pack assembly processes from prototype

  builds through production.

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  Perform hands-on mechanical assembly, rework, troubleshooting, and teardown of

  battery packs and related components.

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  Provide direct engineering support during builds, process trials, and production ramp.

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  Translate product requirements and engineering drawings into practical, repeatable

  manufacturing processes.

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  Characterize critical process parameters and process windows, optimizing for OEE, by

  using Design of Experiments (DOEs) and/or production data.

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  Support PFMEAs, control plans, capability studies, gauge R&R studies, and other

  manufacturing-quality activities.

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  Influence pack design to improve manufacturability based on process feedback.

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  Create operator-friendly SOPs, work instructions, process specifications, and

  troubleshooting guides.

Process Scale-Up

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  Translate pack process requirements into equipment specifications, requests for quotation (RFQs), and acceptance criteria.

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  Collaborate with the Equipment Team to identify and evaluate equipment vendors, integrators, and technical partners.

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  Lead technical proposal reviews, design reviews, equipment demonstrations, and vendor selection.

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  Serve as the technical owner for vendors from concept through production acceptance.

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  Manage vendor performance against technical requirements, milestones, budget, schedule, and quality expectations.

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  Coordinate factory acceptance testing, site acceptance testing, installation, commissioning, and qualification.

Fixtures, Tooling & Equipment

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  Design and build practical fixtures, jigs, gauges, and other tooling for pack assembly and

  testing.

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  Develop tooling concepts that improve operator safety, assembly quality, ergonomics,

  and cycle time.

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  Support equipment selection, installation, qualification, and process validation.

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  Troubleshoot tooling and equipment issues directly on the production floor.

• Bachelor’s or Master’s degree in mechanical, manufacturing, or industrial engineering discipline—or equivalent practical experience.

• You have + years of experience in manufacturing engineering, process engineering, new product introduction, or a similar hardware-focused role.

• You have experience developing pack assembly processes through production scale-up and/or technology transfer.

• You have strong mechanical aptitude and are willing to spend significant time working directly with tools, parts, fixtures, and equipment.

• You can create quick, fit-for-purpose fixture and tooling designs using CAD.

• You have experience planning structured experiments, analyzing results, and translating findings into process decisions.

• You can write clear, concise, and usable SOPs and work instructions for manufacturing teams.

• You understand engineering drawings, tolerances, fasteners, adhesives, joining methods, and basic metrology.

• You approach ambiguous manufacturing problems through careful observation, hands-on testing, and data analysis.

• You communicate effectively with engineers, technicians, operators, and cross-functional partners.