Executive snapshot
- Experience: ca. 2,5 Jahre
- Seniority: Erfahren
- Work mode: Verhandelbar
- Availability: Nach Absprache
- Region: Prüm, Deutschland
- Focus: Automotive, E-Mobility, Industrial Electronics, Energy Storage Systems
At a glance
Profile ID
DP-320663
Role
Process Optimization, Production Development, Battery Technology
Seniority
Erfahren
Experience
ca. 2,5 Jahre
Work mode
Verhandelbar
Availability
Nach Absprache
Region
Prüm, Deutschland
Languages
English: C1, German: B2
Engagement models
Festanstellung
Indicative rate
Nach Vereinbarung
Short profile
Experienced Development Engineer with a focus on process optimization and development in the automated manufacturing of battery modules and cells. Specialized in applying methodologies such as DOE, PFMEA, and root cause analyses to enhance production efficiency and quality. Possesses expertise in lithium-ion technology and energy storage systems, particularly within automotive and industrial environments.
Focus (domains)
AutomotiveE-MobilityIndustrial ElectronicsEnergy Storage SystemsIndustrialEnergySoftwareELECTRONICSMedicalManagement
Core skills
Process OptimizationProcess DevelopmentDesign of Experiments (DOE)Failure Mode and Effects Analysis (PFMEA)Root Cause Analysis (5-WhyIshikawa)Battery AssemblyQuality AssuranceSoftwarePythonValidationVerificationManagementCatiaSolidWorksANSYSFEMFEASQL8DE-Mobility / Automotive / Industrial Electronics
Tools & technologies
PythonPFMEADOE5-WhyIshikawaCatiaSolidWorksANSYSFEMFEASQL8DSoftwareValidationVerification
Track record & project highlights
Development and execution of structured Design of Experiments (DOEs) to optimize the jelly-roll insertion process for 4680-cell assembly, with potential for cycle time improvement. Creation of PFMEAs and root cause analyses (5-Why, Ishikawa) to identify and mitigate critical failure modes in 4680-cell assembly. Optimization of processes on automated production lines for battery modules and planning the further development of processes in the field of energy storage systems.
