EnerSys

Program Specialist

• Administer and expand EnerSys's Duty Drawback Program, coordinating drawback filings and identifying new recovery opportunities
• Administer the Build America, Buy America (BABA) compliance program and support product qualification efforts
• Execute post-entry customs recovery initiatives, including the Civil Aviation Duty Exemption program and other duty savings opportunities
• Identify and implement duty reduction strategies through HTS classification reviews, country of origin analysis, and trade agreement utilization
• Analyze trade, duty, and shipment data to identify cost savings opportunities, compliance risks, and process improvements
• Monitor trade regulatory developments and communicate business impacts and recommendations to stakeholders
• Support EnerSys's CTPAT program and related supply chain security initiatives
• Collaborate with internal business partners and external service providers to achieve compliance and cost savings objectives

Strategic Trade Program Specialist

Vice President

• Lead the global Specialty Engineering organization, including NIS and IMS engineering
• Establish and execute a global engineering strategy supporting growth, operational excellence, customer requirements, manufacturability, quality, cost, and lifecycle performance
• Own the engineering execution model for new product introductions, including stage-gate governance, resource allocation, risk management, validation planning, launch readiness, and post-launch tracking
• Partner with product management, operations, manufacturing, quality, supply chain, sales, and regional commercial teams to translate market needs into engineering requirements and product roadmaps
• Drive system-level solutions integrating hardware, software, controls, power electronics, connectivity, safety, and serviceability
• Provide leadership for engineering standards, design practices, technical reviews, documentation, configuration control, and global design consistency
• Develop and manage global engineering budgets, resource plans, project priorities, capital needs, and performance metrics
• Build, mentor, and develop engineering leaders and technical talent
• Lead cross-functional problem solving on critical product, customer, field, quality, manufacturing, and operational engineering issues
• Support strategic customer engagements, executive reviews, technical presentations, product planning sessions, and major program reviews as the senior engineering representative
• Establish engineering performance indicators for project delivery, product quality, productivity, technical risk, cost reduction, design reuse, and operational effectiveness
• Travel domestically and internationally to support global engineering teams, manufacturing sites, customer engagements, technical reviews, and new product introductions

Senior Vice President - Engineering, Global

Engineer

• Develop, optimize, and sustain jelly roll winding processes for cylindrical lithium-ion battery cell formats including 18650, 21700, and 46xx cells
• Define, validate, and control critical winding parameters including web tension, winding speed, alignment, overlap, separator handling, mandrel design, and jelly roll geometry
• Support cell assembly operations including electrode preparation, tab welding, insulation application, jelly roll insertion, beading, sealing, electrolyte filling interfaces, and pre-formation preparation activities
• Analyze process performance and implement improvements to increase yield, throughput, process capability, operational efficiency, and product quality
• Investigate and resolve manufacturing defects including alignment issues, separator damage, winding defects, dimensional deviations, contamination concerns, burr-related defects, and internal short risks
• Support equipment selection, supplier technical reviews, Factory Acceptance Testing (FAT), Site Acceptance Testing (SAT), commissioning, qualification, and production startup activities
• Collaborate with engineering, product development, quality, maintenance, automation, and production teams to transfer processes from development and pilot operations to high-volume manufacturing
• Develop and maintain process documentation including work instructions, process standards, training materials, PFMEA inputs, control plans, and operating procedures
• Apply Root Cause Analysis, 8D, SPC, process capability analysis, and continuous improvement techniques
• Ensure compliance with dry-room standards, safety requirements, quality systems, contamination control requirements, and battery manufacturing best practices
• Participate in startup, commissioning, technology transfer, and manufacturing readiness activities supporting Gigafactory deployment and production ramp-up

Process Engineer – Jelly Roll Winding, Cell Assembly

Clerk

• Process authorized MRO receipts according to established procedures, approval limits, and segregation-of-duties requirements
• Verify received materials against purchase orders, packing slips, part numbers, quantities, condition, and supporting documentation
• Identify, barcode, stage, stock, and distribute materials to designated operational locations
• Prioritize urgent materials and notify appropriate personnel when parts for active work orders or operational needs arrive
• Investigate receiving discrepancies and communicate with suppliers or internal personnel regarding partial shipments, incorrect quantities, damaged materials, or missing documentation
• Process materials returned to stock using receipt and inventory-control procedures
• Perform cycle counts, recounts, shelf checks, and inventory verification
• Use barcode scanners and approved inventory systems to maintain records and run receiving, inventory, discrepancy, and recount reports
• Research, document, and communicate inventory discrepancies for correction or escalation
• Maintain storage locations, shelves, staging areas, quarantine areas, and warehouse spaces in a clean, safe, and organized condition
• Operate authorized forklifts and material-handling equipment
• Review departmental communication at shift start, adjust priorities, and provide an end-of-shift handoff
• Maintain accurate receiving, inventory, and material-movement documentation
• Comply with safety, environmental, financial-control, and company requirements
• Perform other duties as assigned

Receiving Clerk – Graveyard

Operator

• Troubleshoot mechanical and/or electrical issues in semi-automatic and automatic equipment used in lead-acid battery production
• Follow all work rules, personal hygiene requirements, and safe work practices to prevent lead contamination and injury
• Perform preventative maintenance, including lubrication and wear-point examinations
• Identify potential equipment problems
• Develop root-cause analyses of failures and propose solutions to prevent recurrence
• Perform basic building and grounds plumbing and electrical repairs
• Communicate with operators and managers while diagnosing problems and prioritizing work

Maintenance Operator

• Carry out various tasks to complete product assembly
• Start up and operate equipment
• Troubleshoot and adjust equipment as necessary
• Follow department instructions and procedures
• Visually inspect material for defects
• Control scrap
• Count and record production as necessary
• Perform daily housekeeping and cleanliness procedures
• Follow ISO, environmental, and safety procedures
• Perform mechanical work using hand/power tools to construct and manufacture products
• Pack and secure materials for transport
• Work as part of a production team to meet production targets
• Liaise with maintenance regarding machine issues to minimize downtime

2nd Shift Production Operator

General

• Develop, optimize, and sustain formation, ageing, grading, and end-of-line manufacturing processes for cylindrical lithium-ion battery cells
• Define, validate, and maintain formation recipes, including charge/discharge parameters, voltage limits, current limits, rest periods, cycle sequencing, and safety controls
• Establish and optimize ageing strategies, including stabilization criteria, self-discharge screening, open-circuit voltage monitoring, leakage detection, and grading methodologies
• Analyze process and test data, including voltage curves, current response, capacity results, DCIR measurements, temperature profiles, OCV drift, and process performance indicators
• Implement process improvements to enhance product quality, manufacturing yield, throughput, cycle times, operational efficiency, and cost performance
• Support equipment selection, supplier technical reviews, Factory Acceptance Testing, Site Acceptance Testing, installation, commissioning, qualification, and production startup
• Develop process documentation, manufacturing standards, work instructions, control plans, alarm limits, process windows, and escalation procedures
• Collaborate with automation, MES, data engineering, and quality teams on traceability, recipe management, process control, and data integrity
• Investigate and resolve process deviations, equipment issues, quality concerns, safety events, and abnormal cell performance
• Partner with cell development, electrode manufacturing, cell assembly, electrolyte filling, quality, and product engineering teams to understand upstream process impacts
• Apply Root Cause Analysis, 8D, Design of Experiments, SPC, Ishikawa, Process Capability Analysis, and Lean Manufacturing principles
• Ensure compliance with applicable safety, environmental, quality, electrical, fire protection, and battery manufacturing standards
• Participate in continuous improvement initiatives supporting operational excellence and manufacturing readiness

Specialist, Formation & Ageing – Battery Cells

Engineering Manager

• Carry out Plant Engineering functions across multiple locations, including project management, capital management, facilities, and maintenance/tooling management.
• Integrate with manufacturing to increase product throughput and quality.
• Work cross-functionally with EHS to maintain compliance with environmental systems and state and federal regulations.
• Maintain and design process improvements.
• Participate in continuous improvement activities including EOS RIE Events, 5S, TPM, and Six Sigma.
• Lead departmental safety and health metrics to achieve site objectives.
• Direct plant project engineers and plant maintenance/tooling personnel.
• Interpret and enforce engineering specifications, equipment and maintenance requirements, and facilities compliance requirements.
• Work with Corporate Engineering to deliver plant improvements aligned with strategic business plans and customer demands.
• Manage the Plant Technical Staff and troubleshoot technical issues.
• Manage capital projects and submit the annual Capital Budget with justification.
• Define activities necessary to ensure plant operations.
• Support environmental compliance for the Richmond manufacturing business.
• Participate in developing long-range goals and objectives.
• Establish procedures satisfying facilities contractual and procurement requirements.
• Serve as plant contact and direct maintenance and repair scheduling.

Network Engineer

• Monitor the health and performance of server infrastructure
• Assist with administration and maintenance of Windows servers and related services
• Support network switches, wireless access points, and connectivity issues
• Assist with backup and data retention processes
• Install, configure, and troubleshoot printers
• Follow established cybersecurity and system security practices
• Provide hardware and software support for desktop, laptop, tablet, and mobile devices
• Troubleshoot operating system, application, and connectivity issues
• Set up and configure new user workstations and equipment
• Assist users through ticketing systems, phone, email, and in-person support
• Create and maintain technical documentation and user guides
• Provide basic end-user training and assistance
• Assist with software installation, updates, and patch management
• Support business applications and troubleshoot application-related issues
• Assist with user account management and access control
• Help maintain digital security and access control systems
• Assist with telephone, voicemail, and communication systems
• Support adds, moves, and changes for user accounts and devices
• Assist in troubleshooting network and communication issues
• Participate in IT infrastructure upgrades and technology projects
• Assist with hardware and software deployments
• Identify opportunities to improve system performance and user experience

Network Administrator

• Develop and execute a global operations strategy aligned with business objectives
• Lead operational transformation and network optimization
• Advance the Power Electronics Center of Excellence and manufacturing readiness for next-generation technologies
• Drive capacity planning, capital strategy, and operational scalability
• Lead global manufacturing operations
• Optimize productivity, throughput, quality, and asset utilization
• Drive Industry 4.0 and digital manufacturing initiatives
• Lead end-to-end supply chain, sourcing, planning, logistics, and inventory strategies
• Oversee global SIOP processes
• Build resilient supply chains and strategic supplier partnerships
• Develop and execute strategic supplier partnership models for non-core power electronics technologies, product development, contract manufacturing, and supply chain capabilities
• Provide executive leadership of the global Power Electronics Center of Excellence
• Align engineering, product management, manufacturing, and quality teams
• Establish standards, roadmaps, and best practices for power electronics manufacturing
• Lead partner-enabled innovation and manage external technology, design, and manufacturing partners
• Establish governance, sourcing, and supplier collaboration frameworks for outsourced product development, technology integration, contract manufacturing, and strategic component supply
• Drive technology transfer, manufacturability, reliability, and cost optimization
• Develop technical talent and external technology partnerships
• Ensure safety, quality, and regulatory compliance
• Promote continuous improvement and risk management
• Own operational KPIs, margins, working capital, and productivity improvements
• Manage operating budgets and capital investments
• Build high-performing global teams
• Drive succession planning, engagement, and leadership development

Vice President, Operations

• Support EnerSys Operating System transformation efforts
• Implement and support actions improving safety, quality, delivery, cycle time, growth, margin expansion, and inventory levels
• Execute long- and short-term objectives supporting EOS goals
• Work with plant personnel to identify, address, and eliminate process-related obstacles
• Assist with changing systems and processes for EOS initiatives
• Learn value stream mapping techniques to design optimal information, material, and production flows
• Act as a change agent through Rapid Improvement Events
• Own pre- and post-event standard work
• Participate in facilitating projects and events
• Participate in MDI gemba walks
• Update and maintain visual performance tools, including mission control and MDI boards
• Conduct cycle-time analysis, time studies, work balance/flow improvements, and workplace analysis and improvement
• Help develop more efficient use of people, machines, materials, information, and energy
• Collaborate with plant personnel and improvement teams
• Regularly attend in person and work irregular hours on short notice when required

Lean Coordinator

Team Lead

• Oversee the maintenance team to ensure equipment reliability, production efficiency, and compliance with safety and quality standards
• Guide and support Maintenance Technicians in daily operations
• Participate in training and skill development
• Enforce regulations and promote safety awareness and proactive hazard prevention
• Maintain communication between maintenance, production, and management
• Provide advanced troubleshooting and technical guidance
• Lead root-cause analysis and implement cost-effective reliability and efficiency improvements
• Manage maintenance schedules and TPM programs to maximize uptime and resource utilization
• Maintain equipment and tools in good working condition
• Maintain 5S across the facility
• Model leadership, accountability, sound judgment, and ownership of results

Plant 1 Maintenance Team Lead, D Shift

Manager

• Oversee plant equipment, facility infrastructure, and technical teams to maximize machine uptime and minimize operational downtime
• Direct maintenance personnel and provide supervision for all maintenance personnel
• Drive sustainability and implement TPM
• Ensure preventive maintenance schedules and activities are completed in a timely manner
• Solicit vendor quotes
• Support production by minimizing downtime and ensuring critical equipment is operational
• Schedule overtime and provide on-call and after-hours support for all shifts as needed
• Prioritize safety for all associates and actively participate in safety audits
• Perform duties and responsibilities in accordance with work instructions
• Read and interpret blueprints and schematics for repair, installation, or extraction of production machinery
• Perform preventive maintenance, order parts, and control inventory
• Report problems and potential solutions to the Plant Manager for direction and guidance
• Assist with environmental monthly, quarterly, and annual inspections
• Complete EPA checklists and annual reports

Maintenance Manager

Technician

• Produce batteries for international space missions, including satellites, launch vehicles, and interplanetary spacecraft
• Set up and use equipment for assembly tasks
• Perform spot welding, pull testing, mechanical assembly, and application of Kapton tape, adhesives, Arathane, and other materials
• Complete manufacturing documentation during production
• Read, understand, and follow build documentation and technical drawings
• Carry out limited battery testing after appropriate training
• Comply with cleanroom processes and maintain cleanroom areas in a clean, controlled, operational condition
• Ensure health and safety of personnel and products within the area of responsibility
• Adhere to risk assessments, COSHH requirements, safety protocols, and PPE requirements
• Support build process risk reviews and safety assessments
• Comply with company policies, quality processes, QMS requirements, BMS processes, and ECSS specifications
• Support non-conformance reviews, documentation reviews, and application of lessons learned
• Deliver assigned tasks and activities on time and to required quality standards
• Complete mandatory training and cross-training across departments
• Support manufacturing mechanical task training and development of training documentation
• Raise material and purchase requests to the Manufacturing Team Leader
• Communicate task status, processes, and activities within the team