Senior Lab Engineer - Husqvarna Group
About this role
At Battery Competence Center in Husqvarna, we have a laboratory specializing in testing of batteries.. With a diverse team of 7 highly skilled engineers, we are passionately dedicated to advancing battery technology, ensuring the reliability, and safety of batteries. As the demand for efficient and sustainable power solutions continues to rise, our mission is to provide precise and comprehensive testing services that support Husqvarna's innovative battery-powered products.
Our laboratory department is currently experiencing a period of significant growth, driven by the increasing demand for our services. This growth means that you will play a pivotal role in shaping the future of our work. We encourage you to bring your unique perspective to the role and help redefine what it means to be a lab engineer. You will also have the opportunity to engage with various departments in an international context, fostering a collaborative and diverse work environment.
The position is based in Huskvarna, with our laboratory facilities spanning both Sweden and Germany. We welcome applications from all talented individuals who are excited to be a part of our dynamic team, regardless of gender. Your contributions will help us drive innovation and make a lasting impact on the field of battery technology.
Responsibilities
- As a Senior Lab Engineer specializing in developing battery testing equipment, you will play a crucial role in our laboratory, contributing to the development and execution of automated testing procedures for various types of battery pack. The work task has a wide variety and spans over several disciplines. But below are some key points of how your day might look like.
- Develop new test specifications, execute them, analyzing the result and finalize by writing test reports and report the result to stakeholder.
- Design and development of new automated HIL test rigs which includes having to manage both hardware and software.
- Work with continuous improvement project withi