Testing (System & Cell) Engineer

About EnerVenue, Inc.

Named one of the world’s Top Greentech Companies by TIME in 2024 and 2025, EnerVenue builds simple, safer, and flexible energy storage solutions for the clean energy revolution. Based on technology proven over decades under the most extreme conditions, EnerVenue offers a differentiated stationary storage solution that improves upon today’s alternatives.

Commercialized from research completed at Stanford University and backed by well-funded investors, EnerVenue is redefining the stationary storage market.

About The Role

System-Level Testing & Validation
Execute validation testing on 1500V DC energy storage vessels and racks
Support functional verification, protection logic testing, and performance validation
Perform system troubleshooting and fault analysis
Coordinate test results and technical findings with the global-based system engineering team
Cell-Level Testing & Documentation
Testing battery cell performance, editing cycling test procedures, and supervising data collection.
Analyzing and summarizing test data, developing data analysis templates, and plotting data curves.
Building testing platforms using data acquisition equipment, power supplies, sensors, and other hardware to meet R&D testing requirements.
Managing and documenting battery testing procedures, including defining test steps and troubleshooting test failures. Able to clearly communicate technical matters, scheduling considerations, deliverables, and technical requirements.
Responsible for the quality and reliability of test results. Identify abnormal results potentially caused by equipment issues.
Laboratory Support
Installation, debugging, regular maintenance, and follow-up on troubleshooting of laboratory equipment.
Complying with and maintaining standard operating procedures to ensure the lab remains safe, clean, and orderly.
Developing usage plans for test equipment based on testing requirements, including battery cell testing system channels and high/low temperature environmental chambers.
Collaborating with mechanical engineers and equipment suppliers to design, assemble, and document battery test fixtures.

Qualifications

Bachelor’s or Master’s degree in Electrical Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, or related field
2–5 years of experience in system testing, power systems, battery systems, or laboratory testing environments
Hands-on experience working with high-voltage DC systems (1000V+ preferred; 1500V strongly preferred)
High-voltage safety training or certification (NFPA 70E or equivalent)
Experience with laboratory instrumentation and test equipment
Ability to interpret electrical schematics and system diagrams
Strong troubleshooting skills and structured problem-solving approach

Ideal Mindset & Competencies

Strong hands-on engineering mindset
Comfortable operating across system and component testing scopes
Able to work independently in an R&D environment
Effective communicator across geographically distributed teams
Structured in documentation and reporting
Calm and systematic under field troubleshooting conditions
Flexible and adaptable as testing priorities evolve
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