Hands-on battery assembly, testing and development
Waurn Ponds location with state-of-the-art facilities
Support the development, assembly, testing and scale‐up of next generation battery systems for a world leading Australian technology company.
Our client has an exciting full-time opportunity for a suitably qualified and experienced Battery Technician to join its growing team in Waurn Ponds. Reporting to the Senior Manufacturing & Project Engineer, you will play a key role in assembling, testing, troubleshooting and developing advanced lithium battery systems and components. This hands‐on role will see you working with cutting‐edge lithium sulfur and lithium metal battery technology in one of Australia's most advanced battery manufacturing facilities. If you enjoy technical problem solving, precision assembly and working on innovative products with global potential, this could be the role for you.
What you will do:
You will support the assembly, testing and development of advanced battery systems while ensuring all work is completed safely, accurately and to a high standard. Working across battery builds, testing, fault finding and quality control activities, you will contribute to the commercialisation of world‐leading battery technology.
This role is responsible for:
Assembling battery packs, modules, wiring looms and mechanical components
Soldering, electrical wiring, crimping and connector assembly
Conducting battery charge and discharge testing using specialised equipment
Performing battery teardown, inspection and fault‐finding activities
Assisting with Battery Management System (BMS) installation and troubleshooting
Completing mechanical assembly of housings, fixtures and pack components
Following technical drawings, schematics, work instructions and CAD models
Maintaining accurate build, testing and inspection records




Ensuring quality standards are met throughout the manufacturing process
Maintaining a safe, organised and effective workshop environment
To be successful in this role you will:
Have previous experience as a Battery Technician, Electronics Technician, Electrical Technician, Mechanical Assembler or similar technical trades‐based role
Hold a Certificate III, IV, Diploma or Trade Qualification in Electrotechnology, Engineering, Electronics, Mechanical, Mechatronics or a related discipline
Have strong soldering, wiring, crimping and electrical assembly experience
Possess sound mechanical assembly skills and experience using workshop tools and equipment
Have experience conducting battery testing, inspections and fault‐finding activities
Be capable of reading technical drawings, wiring diagrams and work instructions
Demonstrate a strong commitment to safety and quality outcomes
What we are looking for:
A hands‐on technician who enjoys practical problem solving
Exceptional attention to detail and commitment to quality workmanship
Someone who thrives in a fast‐paced and technically demanding setting
Strong organisational and record‐keeping skills
A collaborative team player with a continuous improvement mindset
A willingness to learn and develop expertise in new battery technologies and manufacturing processes
Experience with battery abuse testing, laser welding, drones/UAVs or CAD will be highly regarded
Work on revolutionary battery technology with global impact
Join a well‐funded ASX‐listed Australian technology company
Be part of a collaborative, innovative and high‐performing team
Access world‐class battery manufacturing facilities and equipment
Contribute directly to the commercialisation of next‐generation lithium sulfur technology
Enjoy the energy and excitement of a growing technology business with the backing and stability of a listed company
Don't miss this opportunity to help shape the future of energy storage.
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📌 Battery Technician (Victoria)
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📍 Victoria