Peak Energy is the first American venture to advance globally proven Sodium-Ion battery systems as the storage standard for the new era of renewable energy on a resilient grid. Sodium-Ion is cheap, readily available and safe, making it the leading contender in a rapidly evolving market. Our leadership team is powered by decades of expertise in scaling gigawatt-level innovation at world-class companies such as Tesla, Northvolt, SunPower, Fluence, and Enovix. We are backed by strategic investment and product partners such as TDK Ventures and Eclipse Ventures. We are a team of engineers, operators, entrepreneurs, and partners driven by a shared ambition to set the new performance standard for renewable energy and grid resilience. About the Job: Peak Energy is looking for a Technician to join our Energy Storage Systems (ESS) team and work at the forefront of the development of our gigawatt scale energy storage systems. This role will be responsible for hands-on assembly, integration, and testing of energy storage system prototypes at our prototype facility in the San Francisco Bay Area. T his person will leverage technical expertise and practical skills to play a key role in building and optimizing energy storage system prototypes, contributing to the development and validation of next-generation energy storage solutions. Responsibilities: Work closely with engineers and project managers to assemble, integrate, and test energy storage system prototypes according to project requirements and specifications. Conduct hands-on assembly and installation of battery modules, power electronics components, control systems, and other hardware components to build complete energy storage system prototypes. Perform wiring, cabling, and soldering tasks to connect electrical components and subsystems, ensuring proper electrical connections and functionality. Assist in the setup and configuration of testing equipment and instrumentation for prototype testing, including data acquisition systems, sensors, and monitoring devices. Conduct functional tests, performance tests, and validation tests on energy storage system prototypes to verify compliance with design requirements and performance targets. Troubleshoot and debug issues encountered during prototype assembly, integration, and testing, and collaborate with engineering teams to implement corrective actions and improvements. Document assembly procedures, test procedures, and test results, and maintain accurate records of prototype builds, modifications, and configurations. Adhere to safety protocols and best practices for handling hazardous materials, electrical equipment, and testing environments, ensuring a safe and compliant work environment. Provide technical support and guidance to other team members and assist in training activities as needed. A great team spirit and get-it-done attitude. No job is too big or too small. Minimum Qualifications: Associate degree or technical certification in electrical engineering, mechanical engineering, or related field; bachelor's degree preferred. 5 years of experience as a technician or assembler in a manufacturing or engineering environment, with hands-on experience in prototype assembly and testing. Strong technical skills and proficiency in reading schematics, technical drawings, and assembly instructions, with the ability to interpret and follow complex instructions. Experience working with electrical components, power electronics, batteries, and electromechanical systems, with knowledge of battery energy storage systems being a plus. Proficiency in using hand and power tools for assembly, wiring, soldering, and mechanical tasks, with a strong attention to detail and quality. Ability to work independently with minimal supervision, prioritize tasks, and meet project deadlines in a fast-paced environment. Excellent communication and teamwork skills, with the ability to collaborate effectively with multidisciplinary teams and stakeholders. Willingness to learn and adapt to new technologies, processes, and tools. Passion for renewable energy, sustainability, and driving positive environmental impact through technology innovation. Eligible to work in the U.S. Peak Energy Core Values Speed Through Focus : Prioritize what matters most and execute quickly without distractions. Mission Over Self: Put the company's mission and team success ahead of individual interests. Face the Brutal Truth : Embrace honesty, even when it’s uncomfortable, to make informed decisions. Be a Good Person : Treat everyone with respect and integrity, fostering a positive and ethical work environment. The salary range for this role is $75,000 - $110,000, with actual pay varying based on work location, experience, and skills. At Peak Energy, we value our employees and promote work-life balance. Our competitive benefits package includes unlimited PTO, comprehensive medical, dental, and vision coverage, a strong 401(k) plan, and equity opportunities. Join us to thrive in a supportive environment while making a meaningful impact in the energy sector At Peak Energy Technologies Inc., we believe that a diverse and inclusive workplace makes us a more capable, innovative, and competitive company. We welcome people who represent diversity in their backgrounds, ethnicities, cultures, and experiences. Peak Energy Technologies Inc. is an equal opportunity employer, aiming to reach our company’s full potential by cultivating an inclusive workforce. 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