Cell Assembly Process Engineer

Company Overview

Skeleton Technologies is a forefront global innovator in critical power infrastructure aimed at AI data centers and electrical grid stability. Founded in 2009, the company champions power as a key element of national security, digital continuity, and economic resilience. It delivers energy solutions that safeguard GPU clusters against rapid power surges, enable hyperscalers to maximize rack densities, improve AI data center energy efficiency by up to 40%, and stabilize electrical grids amid the challenges posed by renewable energy expansion and increased AI demands.

Role Summary

We are seeking a seasoned Cell Assembly Process Engineer to join our quality assurance team based in Markranstädt, Saxony. This position offers the chance to significantly impact our goal of achieving a net zero future by supporting energy savings, reducing fuel consumption and CO2 emissions, and advancing the global energy transition.

Key Responsibilities

• Lead troubleshooting during commissioning and ramp-up phases of cell assembly equipment.
• Serve as the main technical liaison with cell assembly equipment suppliers.
• Manage and monitor supplier action items until full resolution.
• Assist in equipment validation activities including Factory Acceptance Test (FAT), Site Acceptance Test (SAT), and Run-at-Rate testing.
• Identify potential technical risks affecting production readiness and escalate as necessary.
• Develop and implement process validation strategies.
• Support equipment, product, and process qualification efforts.
• Define optimal process parameters and create operating standards.
• Pinpoint critical process factors and manufacturing constraints.
• Conduct structured root cause analyses addressing process, equipment, and quality concerns.
• Apply data-driven problem-solving techniques effectively.
• Coordinate multi-disciplinary teams to tackle complex manufacturing challenges.
• Document lessons learned and ensure their integration.
• Work closely with cross-functional partners including Operations, Quality, Maintenance, Automation, and R&D, alongside external suppliers.
• Lead technical discussions with equipment vendors.
• Report project progress, risks, and mitigation approaches to management.

Candidate Profile

• Possession of a Bachelor’s or Master’s degree in Engineering disciplines relevant to process, mechanical, electrical, or related fields.
• Three to five years of process engineering experience, preferably within battery or cell production or in high-volume industrial manufacturing.
• Proven expertise in overseeing equipment commissioning, ramp-up, and acceptance testing phases.
• Strong competencies in root cause analysis and data-driven problem resolution.
• Hands-on experience in establishing process validation, operating ranges, and standards.
• Capability to manage collaborations among cross-functional teams and external providers to resolve manufacturing issues.
• Excellent technical communication skills, adept in briefing management on project status and risks.
• Fluency in English is required; knowledge of German is an advantage.
• Background in battery, electronics, or industrial manufacturing sectors is preferred.

Workplace Benefits

• Flexible working schedules that encourage autonomy and creative contributions.
• A flat organizational structure promoting a positive workplace atmosphere.
• An allocated training budget to foster skill and knowledge development.
• A collaborative and supportive team culture.
• Opportunities for personal and professional advancement within the company.
• An additional leave day annually to celebrate your birthday.
• Monthly top-ups on Edenred Voucher Cards for shopping perks.
• Participation in a company-sponsored pension scheme to secure your financial future.
• Engagement in internal sporting competitions (SkelFitness).
• A pet-friendly office environment.
• Regular team events including seasonal parties and celebrations of company milestones.

About Skeleton

Skeleton Technologies is globally recognized as a Cleantech 100 company and leads in high power energy storage solutions across transportation, grid, automotive, and industrial markets. Our mission is to drive CO2 reduction and energy efficiency globally through cutting-edge supercapacitor and SuperBattery technologies based on patented curved graphene material, which delivers outstanding power and energy density. Our locations span several countries including headquarters in Tallinn, Estonia, manufacturing in Germany and Finland, and additional sites across Europe.