Energy Storage Engineer

Scope of Role

Battery Pack, Battery Systems Engineering, powertrain integration, Energy storage system

Area of Responsibility

• The Lead Engineer – Energy Storage Systems is responsible for leading the endtoend engineering and development of automotive energy storage commodities (battery packs, battery systems, related subsystems) within the powertrain domain.
• The role covers the complete product lifecycle from KickOff (KO) to Start of Production (SOP), ensuring technical excellence, regulatory compliance, cost, quality, and timing adherence.
• Should have an ability to conduct benchmarking studies and propose innovative solutions.
• Good understanding of PCDS and major gateways

Knowledge / Experience – 6 to 10 Years

Essential:

• Lead engineering ownership of Energy Storage systems within the automotive powertrain domain from concept to SOP
• Define system and componentlevel requirements for batteries and energy storage subsystems
• Develop and maintain system architecture, interfaces, and integration with powertrain and vehicle systems
• Drive design maturity, engineering releases, and change management across product phases
• Lead supplier technical alignment, reviews, and development activities
• Ensure compliance with functional safety, thermal, electrical, EMC, and regulatory standards
• Own and execute DVP&R, validation, and verification plans at component, system, and vehicle levels
• Perform and review DFMEA, risk analysis, and rootcause investigations
• Coordinate crossfunctional teams (thermal, electrical, safety, vehicle integration, manufacturing)
• Support industrialization, production readiness, and launch activities
• Tools - DOORS, Teamcenter, JIRA, MS office tools, CatiaV5/V6

Qualification:

Bachelor's degree in Electrical / Mechanical / Automotive Engineering or related discipline.