Material and new platform development engineer at Factorial Energy

South Korea

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Not SpecifiedCompensation

Mid-level (3 to 4 years), Senior (5 to 8 years)Experience Level

Full TimeJob Type

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Energy Storage, Electric Vehicles, Solid-State BatteriesIndustries

Requirements

Master's degree or higher
At least 3 years of material development and product development experience
Strong knowledge of lithium-ion batteries
Ability to independently lead material development or product development
Strong failure analysis (FA), problem-solving, and data analysis capabilities
Good English communication skills
Rich experience in customer communication (experience in EV car development preferred)

Responsibilities

Develop one or more battery materials, such as cathode (high-Ni NMC), anode (graphite + SiC), separator, new binders, or collector foils
Formulate and implement technical strategies for material development and formulation design
Communicate with material suppliers to track the latest advancements in materials and technologies, and lead new material screening, validation, optimization, and introduction into production
Conduct DOE, optimization, validation, and introduction of cathode and anode formulations to achieve higher performance
Integrate new materials into existing internal chemical systems to enhance overall cell performance
Develop new material and process platforms in alignment with the company’s technical roadmap, including formulation and process evaluations
Lead or support technical problem-solving and failure analysis (FA) related to materials or processes

Skills

High-Ni NMC

Graphite Anode

SiC Anode

Separator

Binders

Collector Foils

DOE

Material Screening

Material Optimization

Failure Analysis

Lithium-ion Battery

Cell Performance

Technical Roadmapping

Factorial Energy

Develops solid-state batteries for electric vehicles

About Factorial Energy

Factorial Energy develops solid-state batteries, focusing on the automotive sector. Their main product, the Factorial Electrolyte System Technology (FEST®), offers a safer, more efficient battery with higher energy density compared to traditional batteries. This technology is designed for integration into electric vehicles (EVs) by major auto manufacturers and battery producers. Factorial Energy distinguishes itself through strong collaborations with these manufacturers and suppliers, ensuring their technology meets industry needs. The company's goal is to lead the EV battery market by providing advanced battery solutions that enhance vehicle performance and safety.

Woburn, MassachusettsHeadquarters

2013Year Founded

$242.2MTotal Funding

SERIES_DCompany Stage

Automotive & Transportation, EnergyIndustries

51-200Employees

Benefits

Health Insurance

Dental Insurance

Vision Insurance

Unlimited Paid Time Off

401(k) Company Match

401(k) Retirement Plan

Education Assistance Plan

Short-term Disability Insurance

Long-term Disability Insurance

Risks

Intellectual property theft is a concern in the battery technology sector.

Rapid technological advancements could render Factorial's FEST® system obsolete.

High production scaling costs may strain Factorial's financial resources.

Differentiation

Factorial's FEST™ technology offers higher energy density than traditional batteries.

The company collaborates with major OEMs like Mercedes-Benz and Stellantis.

Factorial's new factory in Massachusetts is the largest solid-state battery facility in the US.

Upsides

Growing interest from automotive giants indicates strong market demand for Factorial's technology.

Partnership with LG Chem could enhance battery performance and reduce costs.

Recent expansion in Methuen positions Factorial to scale up production effectively.

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