EnerSys

Technician

• Repair, adjust, clean or prepare batteries for shipment.
• Replace electrical or mechanical components or parts, using hand tools, power tools, or soldering or welding equipment.
• Operate machines to test functioning of parts or mechanisms.
• Occasionally drives truck to transport materials to and from specified destinations.
• Remove and disassemble cells and inspect parts to detect defects.
• Replace defective parts, reassemble battery, and fuse lead parts with gas torch.
• Fill cells with acid solution and determine specific gravity of solution.
• Attach charger leads to battery posts or connector and start charger.
• Read meters and adjust charge parameters to control time and flow of current through battery.
• Wash, clean, and neutralize customer’s batteries.
• Maintain truck log, if necessary, according to state and federal regulations.
• Maintain telephone or radio contact with supervisor to receive pickup and delivery instructions.
• Maintain records of performance reports.
• Prepare new product for shipment.
• Load and unload truck.
• As business needs necessitate, travel to customer sites to evaluate, diagnose, and repair defective equipment.

Service Center Technician

Strategy

• Identify, develop, and deploy BESS Commercial Strategy Manager solutions tailored to the industrial motive power market.
• Bridge advanced energy technologies with customer-specific operational needs.
• Provide sales enablement, customer consultation, and technical expertise to drive adoption of BESS solutions.
• Direct strategic initiatives to identify and qualify large-scale BESS opportunities.
• Lead cross-functional collaboration with engineering, marketing, product management, and field sales.
• Provide advanced subject matter expertise (SME) and leadership for field sales and service teams.
• Oversee customer-facing projects to ensure adoption and measurable ROI.
• Position EnerSys as an industry thought leader through speaking engagements and technical forums.
• Monitor policy, incentive, and market developments to inform strategy.
• Partner with senior leadership to establish business development goals and forecast growth.

Battery Energy Storage System Commercial Strategy Manager

Coach

• Serve as the primary coach, mentor, and change agent for the EnerSys Operating System (EOS)
• Drive EOS maturity, develop leadership capability, strengthen problem-solving culture, and ensure EOS tools are applied effectively
• Coach and develop EOS Managers, EOS Coordinators, plant leadership teams, and operational leaders globally
• Conduct EOS maturity assessments, leadership observations, Gemba walks, and sustainment reviews
• Lead deployment and sustainment of EOS playbooks and continuous improvement methodologies
• Facilitate Kaizen events, Rapid Improvement Events (RIEs), Value Stream Mapping, and A3 problem solving
• Partner with operations, engineering, supply chain, quality, EHS, finance, and HR leaders to execute transformation plans
• Champion digital transformation initiatives that improve operational effectiveness, decision-making, and problem solving
• Drive development and adoption of Power BI dashboards
• Identify, evaluate, and deploy AI solutions for safety, quality, and productivity improvements
• Develop organizational capabilities in data analytics, digital workflows, automation, and AI-enabled problem solving

Global EOS Coach

General

• Keep raw material supplied to the production workers
• Operate pallet/fork truck in a safe manner
• Perform routine maintenance
• Supply necessary material to production workers
• Remove empty racks/pallets from workstations/load and unload trucks/store and book in raw materials

Material Handler, 3rd Shift

Title Clerk

• Involves material handling, production posting, cycle counting, and inventory reconciliation
• Participate in daily cycle counts, annual physical inventory, and resolve variances
• Use system tools to ensure reporting of issues and tracking progress to improve (HeyDo)
• Investigate cycle count variances to try and resolve root of the issue
• Ability to operate forklift, pallet jacks, and other equipment to move materials
• Create work instructions for new processes
• Follow standards of 5S and organization
• Complete production and scrap postings every day

Inventory Clerk, 2nd and 3rd Shift

Compliance

• Work with DV technologist or Compliance engineer on regular projects or special request assigned.
• Support on the Design Validation or Compliance testing setup
• Conduct the test following the test plan (under the supervision of the assigned engineer)
• Continuously learn the safety/EMC standards assigned (be able to apply the right testing procedure and Criteria)
• Support for the 3rd party lab testing setup
• Analyze the test data and provide the feedback to our internal customers.
• Work on the test plan / report documentation.
• Attend the safety audit or lab supporting tasks.
• Contribute to the culture of continuous improvement & 5S within the organization.

Compliance Co-op Intern

Material Handler, 1st Shift

Solutions Engineer

• Design customized BESS systems integrating battery technology, inverters, EMS, and grid/telco interfaces
• Develop energy system configurations that optimize performance, reliability, and return on investment
• Conduct load analysis, site assessments, and grid interconnection planning
• Ensure all solutions are compliant with applicable standards (NEC, UL9540/9540A, NFPA, etc.)
• Lead economic analysis using modeling tools such as Energy Toolbase, HOMER Grid, and Stem Athena (or equivalent platforms)
• Simulate customer load profiles, rate structures, and system behavior for peak shaving, time-of-use shifting, demand response, and backup scenarios
• Create ROI models, payback period forecasts, and total cost of ownership evaluations
• Communicate financial outcomes clearly to both technical and executive stakeholders
• Support Business Development Managers during the sales process as the technical subject matter expert
• Deliver compelling technical and financial presentations to customers, EPCs, and channel partners
• Respond to RFPs and coordinate with internal engineering, supply chain, and compliance teams
• Provide engineering oversight during commissioning and integration
• Partner with Field Services to troubleshoot, validate, and optimize system performance
• Participate in continuous improvement initiatives based on project feedback
• Provide structured feedback to product managers and engineering on solution gaps and customer needs
• Help build internal tools, training content, and solution templates to scale field adoption
• Monitor BESS market trends and competitor offerings

BESS Solutions Engineer

QA Engineer

• Quality Engineer III is responsible for driving quality excellence across manufacturing operations by leading quality assurance, problem-solving, and continuous improvement initiatives.
• Lead cross-functional quality improvement initiatives to improve customer satisfaction, operational performance, and quality KPIs.
• Own quality-related projects from identification through implementation, validation, and closure.
• Investigate customer complaints, supplier quality issues, production nonconformances, and field failures using structured problem-solving methodologies.
• Facilitate root cause analysis and corrective action activities utilizing 8D, RCCM, CAPA, A3, Fishbone, and 5-Why methodologies.
• Monitor, analyze, and report quality performance metrics while driving improvements in FPY, PPM, COPQ, customer complaints, scrap, and rework.
• Support New Product Introduction (NPI) activities, including APQP, PPAP, risk assessments, validation, and production readiness reviews.
• Collaborate with Manufacturing, Engineering, Supply Chain, and Suppliers to identify and implement process improvements.
• Lead and support internal, customer, supplier, certification, and external audits, ensuring timely closure of findings and verification of corrective action effectiveness.
• Utilize ERP and PLM systems, including SAP, Syteline, PIT, and Windchill, to support quality processes.
• Identify, communicate, and escalate quality risks while recommending effective solutions.
• Provide technical guidance on quality tools, methodologies, and best practices.
• Champion a culture of quality, continuous improvement, accountability, and customer focus throughout the organization.
• Perform other duties as assigned.

Quality Engineer III

Operator

• Paste and stack quality grid plates to ensure continuous line production.
• Complete equipment set-up/changeover configurations.
• Paste quality plates/grids to current production standards.
• Observe pasting operation and clear jams as required.
• Maintain control of product quality.
• Make necessary machine adjustments.
• All other duties as assigned.

Pasting Machine Operator, 3rd Shift

Associate

• Start-up and operate equipment
• Troubleshoot and make adjustments to equipment as necessary
• Understand and follow all department instructions and procedures
• Visually inspect material for defects
• Control scrap
• Perform daily housekeeping and cleanliness procedures
• Follow all ISO, environmental, and safety procedures
• Perform mechanical works using hand/power tools to construct and manufacture products
• Pack and secure materials for transport
• Work as part of a production team to ensure production targets are met, liaising with maintenance about machine issues

Lead Associate, Plant 2

• Operate pallet/fork truck in safe manner and perform routine truck maintenance.
• Stage motive power orders per bill of materials.
• Properly identify all cell types.
• Properly identify and return all excess parts to cage area with appropriate paperwork.
• Maintain necessary paperwork.
• Perform daily housekeeping, hygiene & cleanliness procedures.
• Other duties as assigned by supervisor.

Material Handler

• Oversee the daily scheduling of production lines using published production backlog
• Assist in hiring decisions and the selection of department personnel for assignment of duties, promotion, transfer, and discharge, including evaluations and performance reviews
• Maintain product quality using workmanship standards, assembly instructions, test procedures, and other applicable documentation
• Conduct training of assigned personnel
• Maintain safety of work area according to company safety requirements

Smart Coach, Plant 2 – 1st Shift

• Transport cells or batteries to circuits.
• Connect cells or batteries to circuits.
• Remove and install charging connectors.
• Fill cells and level cells with acid during charging.
• Water cells on charge.
• Disconnect cells or batteries from circuits and transport as needed.
• Burn in or remove forming wire.
• Read and adjust gravity.
• Operate overs and dry chargers.
• Stack and transport plates.
• Count and record various production records.
• Maintain and clean charging and forming areas.
• Perform daily housekeeping, hygiene & cleanliness procedures.
• Work overtime as required.
• Other duties as assigned by supervisor.

Formation Operator

Administration

• Provide Logistics services for the Distribution Center Shipping Department
• Demonstrate a consistently positive, cooperative, self-motivated, courteous and professional attitude and demeanor
• Regular in person attendance with on time arrival as scheduled
• Ability to accurately enter data using electronic, paper, and other means to record information
• Participate in annual Physical Inventory
• Prepare/maintain international shipment paperwork