Battery Lab Assistant

Genoptic is a deep-technology company building next-generation platforms across power, energy storage, intelligent lighting, and semiconductor-enabled systems. Operating through four divisions – Energy, Storage, GrowLight, and NanoGen IC – Genoptic develops modular, high-efficiency technologies that enable resilient infrastructure, controlled-environment agriculture, and intelligent edge systems.

Genoptic’s innovation is anchored by a robust global intellectual property portfolio, with 25+ patent families and more than 150 patent filings worldwide spanning hybrid energy systems, supercapacitors, cell-level electronics, power ICs, advanced chip architectures, AI-driven grow lighting, optics, imaging, and controlled-environment agriculture. This breadth of IP reflects a long-term vision focused on scalability, performance, and real-world adoption.

By combining system-level engineering with chip-scale integration and AI-enabled intelligence, Genoptic is positioned to accelerate industry adoption of compact, efficient, and sustainable technologies across multiple global markets.

Summary:

At Genoptic, you will support hands-on battery research and development activities that enable next-generation energy storage technologies for real-world applications. This position reports to the Battery R&D Lead and is primarily focused on day-to-day laboratory operations, materials and electrode preparation, cell assembly support, equipment upkeep, and structured data/documentation workflows in the battery R&D lab.​

The Battery Lab Assistant is responsible for safe, consistent execution of lab procedures, preparation of materials and samples, support for electrochemical testing, and maintaining a clean, organized, and inspection-ready lab environment. The role works closely with scientists and engineers to help translate experimental plans into well-executed lab work with reliable data and traceable records.

Responsibilities

• Prepare battery materials and consumables, including weighing, labeling, batching, and basic mixing support, following standard operating procedures (SOPs) and safety requirements
• Support electrode preparation workflows such as slurry preparation assistance, coating support, drying/vacuum oven handling, calendaring support, and cutting/punching of electrodes and separators as trained
• Assist with cell preparation and assembly activities (e.g., coin/pouch cell support), including component preparation, organization of fixtures, and maintaining clean work areas and tools (including glovebox support if applicable)
• Set up, start, and monitor routine electrochemical tests (as trained), including loading/unloading cells on cyclers, recording observations, and maintaining organized test and sample logs
• Maintain lab readiness by performing inventory checks, tracking consumables, supporting ordering, organizing storage areas, and managing basic equipment checks and calibration logs
• Perform regular lab housekeeping, including waste segregation and lab cleanliness in line with EHS requirements and WHMIS-aligned practices
• Support documentation activities such as data entry, experiment checklists, sample tracking, labeling, and preparing packaging/shipping of samples as needed
• Assist with basic maintenance and readiness checks for lab equipment such as balances, mixers, ovens, gloveboxes, crimpers, and cutting tools under guidance from senior staff
• Follow all EHS, PPE, and solvent/powder handling guidelines and immediately report unsafe conditions, near misses, or equipment issues
• Collaborate with scientists and engineers to ensure experiments are set up according to instructions and that deviations and observations are clearly communicated and recorded
• Participate in continuous improvement of lab workflows, organization systems, and documentation practices where appropriate
• Be willing to travel domestically and internationally to support design reviews, deployments, commissioning, and service activities
• Perform other related duties and responsibilities as assigned to support evolving project and business needs

Requirements

• Diploma or certificate (or equivalent experience) in Chemical Technology, Materials/Biotech Lab Technology, Engineering Technology, or a closely related field
• Minimum 1 year of experience in a laboratory, pilot lab, or manufacturing lab environment (battery, chemistry, materials, or related)
• Comfort using common lab tools such as balances, mixers/stirrers, ovens, pipettes, calipers/micrometers, and basic hand tools and following written procedures and checklists
• Strong attention to detail, reliability, and ability to work productively with scientists and engineers in a structured, procedure-driven lab environment
• Basic computer skills, including use of spreadsheets and data entry tools for logging experiments and maintaining inventory
• Good English written and oral communication skills and ability to accurately record data and observations
• Comfortable working in lab, factory, and field environments with adherence to safety procedures and standards

Desired Qualifications

• Experience in battery labs, including electrode processing, glovebox operation, coin cell assembly, crimping, or electrochemical sample preparation
• Familiarity with solvent and powder handling, WHMIS or similar lab safety training, and use of safety documentation (SDS, logs, checklists)
• Experience with inventory systems, barcoding/labeling, and structured record-keeping for samples and consumables
• Demonstrated ability to work in a fast-paced R&D environment and manage multiple small tasks in parallel while maintaining accuracy and organization
• Interest in energy storage, batteries, and clean technologies
• Strong interest in and passion for energy systems, energy storage, and clean technologies
• Membership with APEGA, ASET or any professional association is considered an asset

Work Environment

• Fast-paced, dynamic environment with a focus on innovation
• Collaborative projects with a creative and purpose-driven R&D team
• Flexible work hours
• Expected domestic and international travel less than 20%

Job Location: Calgary, Alberta, Canada

Terms of Employment: Full-time permanent position

Salary: $60,000 to $80,000 CAD annually, commensurate with education and experience

Start date: Immediate

Contact: hr@genoptic.com with resume and cover letter

Subject line must contain “BAT-LA”. Response should include availability, salary expectations, and a short note describing hands-on lab equipment experience.

Battery Material Scientist

Genoptic is a deep-technology company building next-generation platforms across power, energy storage, intelligent lighting, and semiconductor-enabled systems. Operating through four divisions – Energy, Storage, GrowLight, and NanoGen IC – Genoptic develops modular, high-efficiency technologies that enable resilient infrastructure, controlled-environment agriculture, and intelligent edge systems.

Genoptic’s innovation is anchored by a robust global intellectual property portfolio, with 25+ patent families and more than 150 patent filings worldwide spanning hybrid energy systems, supercapacitors, cell-level electronics, power ICs, advanced chip architectures, AI-driven grow lighting, optics, imaging, and controlled-environment agriculture. This breadth of IP reflects a long-term vision focused on scalability, performance, and real-world adoption.

By combining system-level engineering with chip-scale integration and AI-enabled intelligence, Genoptic is positioned to accelerate industry adoption of compact, efficient, and sustainable technologies across multiple global markets.

Summary:

At Genoptic, you will support hands-on battery research and development activities that enable next-generation energy storage technologies for real-world applications. Genoptic is seeking a hands-on Battery Materials Scientist with prior battery industry experience to drive R&D activities focused on next-generation battery materials, electrode formulations, and cell-level validation. This role spans lab-scale development through pilot-relevant processes and supports prototype readiness, reliability, and commercialization of advanced energy storage technologies.​

The Battery Materials Scientist will lead development and optimization of electrode and electrolyte systems, design and interpret electrochemical test campaigns, and own materials characterization and failure analysis workflows. The role collaborates closely with cell engineering, process, and commercialization teams to deliver materials solutions that meet performance, safety, and cost targets.

Responsibilities

• Develop and optimize battery materials and electrodes (anode, cathode, binders, conductive additives, solvent systems) aligned with performance, safety, durability, and cost objectives
• Plan and oversee ordering of battery materials, chemicals, and consumables to support day-to-day lab and pilot activities, maintaining alignment with inventory and safety requirements
• Own electrode preparation workflows including slurry formulation, mixing, coating support, drying and vacuum oven handling, calendaring, and cutting/punching of electrodes
• Design and execute electrochemical test plans (e.g., cycling, rate capability, DCIR, EIS, CV, self-discharge) and translate results into actionable formulation and process improvements
• Conduct materials characterization and failure analysis (e.g., XRD, SEM, EDS, Raman, BET, particle size distribution) and correlate materials properties, microstructure, and interfaces with cell performance and degradation modes
• Support cell assembly and process development (pouch and/or cylindrical as applicable), including procedures, work instructions, parameter windows, and troubleshooting
• Develop and maintain SOPs, experiment plans, data records, and technical reports; deliver clear, structured updates and recommendations to management and cross-functional stakeholders
• Contribute to intellectual property generation, including invention disclosures, patent drafting support, and documentation of novel formulations, processes, or test methods
• Support commercialization activities such as supplier engagement, bill of materials (BOM) options, process windows for scale-up, and readiness for pilot-line validation
• Collaborate with internal teams to deliver prototype cells and materials sets suitable for pilot-scale validation and customer evaluation
• Participate in continuous improvement of lab workflows, organization systems, and documentation practices where appropriate
• Be willing to travel domestically and internationally to support design reviews, deployments, commissioning, and service activities
• Perform other related duties and responsibilities as assigned to support evolving project and business needs

Requirements

• MSc or PhD in Materials Science, Chemistry, Chemical Engineering, Electrochemistry, or a closely related field, or equivalent industry experience
• 10+ years of directly relevant battery industry experience in cell materials, electrodes, electrolyte development, or cell engineering within an industrial R&D or product environment
• Demonstrated experience with Li-ion battery systems (e.g., LTO, LFP, NMC or similar) and practical understanding of electrode processing, cell build, and electrochemical testing
• Strong experimental design skills, including hypothesis-driven test planning, DOE concepts, and interpretation of multivariable results
• Proficiency in data analysis (e.g., using spreadsheets, scientific computing tools) and strong technical writing skills for reports, SOPs, and presentations
• Ability to work both independently and within a multidisciplinary team, managing multiple projects and priorities in a fast-paced environment
• Comfortable working in lab, factory, and field environments with adherence to safety procedures and standards

Desired Qualifications

• Experience with high-power cells, solid-state batteries, fast-charge optimization, or other advanced cell chemistries
• Familiarity with pilot-line and scale-up considerations, including mixing, coating, calendaring, slitting, formation, and aging workflows
• Experience with quality and reliability methods such as DOE, root-cause analysis, and test validation plans
• Proven track record of contributions to IP, publications, or commercial products in the battery field
• Strong communication skills and ability to interface with suppliers, partners, and customers as needed

Work Environment and Details

• Industrial R&D lab setting with significant hands-on work with solvents, powders, and electrochemical test equipment; strong safety mindset required
• Collaborative environment with scientists, engineers, and commercialization teams focused on advancing next-generation energy storage solutions
• Full-time position based in Calgary, Alberta, Canada, with benefits such as medical, dental, group insurance, life insurance, and vision care per company policy
• Flexible work hours
• Expected domestic and international travel less than 20%

Job Location: Calgary, Alberta, Canada

Terms of Employment: Full-time permanent position

Salary: $80,000-$110,000 CAD annually, commensurate with education and experience

Start date: Immediate

Contact: hr@genoptic.com with resume and cover letter

Subject line must contain “BAT-MS”. Response should include availability, salary expectations, and a short summary of battery industry experience.

EMS Gateway Engineer

Genoptic is a deep-technology company building next-generation platforms across power, energy storage, intelligent lighting, and semiconductor-enabled systems. Operating through four divisions – Energy, Storage, GrowLight, and NanoGen IC – Genoptic develops modular, high-efficiency technologies that enable resilient infrastructure, controlled-environment agriculture, and intelligent edge systems.

Genoptic’s innovation is anchored by a robust global intellectual property portfolio, with 25+ patent families and more than 150 patent filings worldwide spanning hybrid energy systems, supercapacitors, cell-level electronics, power ICs, advanced chip architectures, AI-driven grow lighting, optics, imaging, and controlled-environment agriculture. This breadth of IP reflects a long-term vision focused on scalability, performance, and real-world adoption.

By combining system-level engineering with chip-scale integration and AI-enabled intelligence, Genoptic is positioned to accelerate industry adoption of compact, efficient, and sustainable technologies across multiple global markets.

Summary:

At Genoptic, you’ll help build real, deployable products that integrate advanced power electronics, distributed assets, and intelligent control technologies. This position reports to the Project Team Lead and is primarily focused on Genoptic Energy, contributing to next-generation power systems for renewables, batteries, energy security, and grid modernization, while supporting energy storage and controlled-environment agriculture platforms. The EMS Gateway Engineer is primarily responsible for the deployment, configuration, integration, and ongoing support of Energy Management System (EMS) gateways for Genoptic products. The role ensures reliable data flow, system control, secure remote access, and robust network connectivity between field devices and cloud platforms.

Responsibilities

• Configure, commission, and maintain EMS gateways for microgrids, battery systems, and other distributed energy resources (DERs), including initial setup, firmware updates, and remote management
• Integrate EMS gateways with converters, inverters, BESS, meters, and site controllers using industrial protocols (e.g., Modbus TCP/RTU, IEC 61850, CAN where applicable)
• Develop and maintain gateway mappings, data models, point lists, and tag databases to support EMS, and cloud analytics platforms
• Implement and verify communication architectures, including IP addressing schemes, VPNs, firewalls, and secure remote access for fielded systems in coordination with requirements
• Perform functional, diagnostic, and system-level testing of EMS gateway configurations, including simulation of field devices and failure scenarios
• Support root cause analysis and resolution of communication, latency, data quality, and control issues in lab, factory, and field environments
• Create, maintain, and improve standard configuration templates, user manuals, scripts, and deployment for repeatable EMS gateway rollouts
• Collaborate with software, controls, and power engineering teams to validate end-to-end EMS functions such as dispatch strategies, setpoint control, and alarm/event handling
• Prepare and maintain technical documentation including network diagrams, interface control documents, commissioning checklists, and operation guides
• Support field testing and customer acceptance activities, including on-site or remote commissioning and troubleshooting as required
• Coordinate with vendors and service providers on gateway hardware selection, provisioning, RMA, and lifecycle management
• Contribute to cybersecurity hardening practices for gateways and edge devices, including user management, certificates, and secure configuration baselines
• Provide technical support to internal teams and customers for EMS gateway and communication issues, supporting domestic, international including overseas customers
• Be willing to travel domestically and internationally to support design reviews, deployments, commissioning, and service activities
• Perform other related duties and responsibilities as assigned to support evolving project and business needs

Requirements

• Diploma or degree in Electrical, Electronics, Computer, or Mechatronics Engineering/Technology from a recognized post-secondary institution (or equivalent)
• Experience working with AC and DC power systems, battery energy storage systems, or other power/industrial environments
• Practical experience with TCP/IP networking fundamentals, routing, switching, and basic cybersecurity concepts in an OT/industrial context
• Familiarity with one or more industrial communication protocols (e.g., Modbus, DNP3, IEC 61850, OPC UA, CAN, RS485)
• Ability to read and work from one-line diagrams, P&IDs, network schematics, and control interface documents
• Proficiency using software tools for data analysis and troubleshooting (e.g., Excel, Python, Wireshark, protocol analyzers)
• Strong English written and oral communication skills and ability to write clear technical documentation and work instructions
• Comfortable working in lab, factory, and field environments with adherence to safety procedures and standards

Desired Qualifications

• Minimum 2 years of experience with EMS, SCADA, BESS, microgrids, or industrial controls integration, preferably involving gateway/edge devices
• Experience with PLCs, RTUs, or industrial controllers, including basic logic or configuration changes
• Hands-on experience configuring VPNs, firewalls, cellular routers, or industrial switches for remote site connectivity
• Familiarity with regulatory, cybersecurity, microgrid assets or utility interconnection requirements relevant to grid-connected assets (e.g., UL, IEEE, as applicable)
• Experience collaborating with customers, EPCs, integrators, and test labs throughout the project lifecycle
• Ability to work effectively within a diverse, interdisciplinary engineering team and manage multiple projects in parallel
• Strong interest in and passion for energy systems, energy storage, and clean technologies.
• Membership with APEGA, ASET or equivalent is considered an asset

Work Environment and Details

• Fast-paced, dynamic environment with a focus on innovation
• Collaborative projects with a creative and purpose-driven R&D team
• Full-time position based in Calgary, Alberta, Canada, with benefits such as medical, dental, group insurance, life insurance, and vision care per company policy
• Flexible work hours
• Expected domestic and international travel less than 20%

Job Location: Calgary, Alberta, Canada

Terms of Employment: Full-time permanent position

Salary: $90,000 – $120,000 CAD annually, commensurate with education and experience

Start date: Immediate

Contact: hr@genoptic.com with resume and cover letter

Subject line must contain “EMS-GE”. Response should include availability, salary expectations, and a short note describing hands-on lab equipment experience.

Power Electronics Engineer

Genoptic is a deep-technology company building next-generation platforms across power, energy storage, intelligent lighting, and semiconductor-enabled systems. Operating through four divisions – Energy, Storage, GrowLight, and NanoGen IC – Genoptic develops modular, high-efficiency technologies that enable resilient infrastructure, controlled-environment agriculture, and intelligent edge systems.

Genoptic’s innovation is anchored by a robust global intellectual property portfolio, with 25+ patent families and more than 150 patent filings worldwide spanning hybrid energy systems, supercapacitors, cell-level electronics, power ICs, advanced chip architectures, AI-driven grow lighting, optics, imaging, and controlled-environment agriculture. This breadth of IP reflects a long-term vision focused on scalability, performance, and real-world adoption.

By combining system-level engineering with chip-scale integration and AI-enabled intelligence, Genoptic is positioned to accelerate industry adoption of compact, efficient, and sustainable technologies across multiple global markets.

Summary:

At Genoptic, you’ll help build real, deployable products by performing detailed circuit design, PCB development, regulatory compliance, and validation testing. This position reports to the Project Team Lead and is primarily focused on Genoptic Energy, contributing to next-generation power systems for renewables, batteries, energy security, and grid modernization, while also supporting energy storage and controlled-environment agriculture technologies. You’ll work in a collaborative, multidisciplinary environment where research transitions into products and solutions, ensure design meets performance, safety, cost and manufacturability.

Responsibilities

• Perform detailed design of new products from component level to system level, including selection and design of switching topologies, DC-DC converters, and inverter stages
• Re-evaluate existing electrical designs, including DC-DC converters, inverters, and protection circuits; and optimize for efficiency, thermal performance, reliability, and cost
• Perform detailed design of new products from component level (schematics, topology selection, component selection) to system level (architecture, interfaces, protection, thermal) and drive designs from concept to production
• Design printed circuit boards, including schematic capture, component selection, layout guidance, and design-for-manufacture/assembly (DFM/DFA) considerations
• Interpret and design to relevant regulatory and safety standards, and support testing and certification activities
• Lead and support design and validation of lithium battery systems, including protection, measurement, power conversion interfaces, and integration with control/firmware
• Provide production support for existing products by qualifying new components and suppliers, implementing design updates, and resolving issues arising from manufacturing, supply chain, or field feedback
• Assist in the preparation and maintenance of schedules, specifications, bills of materials, and engineering reports for assigned projects
• Author and maintain product documentation including design concepts, requirements, specifications, design reviews, and validation/verification test plans
• Apply engineering knowledge across multiple domains – analog, digital, power, firmware interfaces, EMC, safety – to develop robust product architectures that consider regulatory approvals, manufacturability, procurement, and production testing
• Liaise with suppliers and customers as required to resolve technical issues, clarify requirements, and support design-in or customization
• Provide engineering support and guidance to other team members in hardware, firmware, test, and operations
• Collaborate with operations and logistics teams to support product packaging, shipping, and receiving activities to meet production and customer delivery targets
• Be willing to travel domestically and internationally to support product design, development, deployment, and service activities
• Perform other related duties and responsibilities as assigned to support evolving project and business needs

Requirements

• Degree in Electrical or Electronics Engineering from a recognized post-secondary institution (or equivalent)
• Proven experience in analog design, design with programmable logic and microprocessors, basic firmware development, power supplies, high current systems, and switching power conversion design topologies
• 2+ years of product design experience, including design and debugging of printed circuit assemblies (PCAs) and systems
• 2+ years of lithium battery system design experience (e.g., pack architecture, protection, measurement, power interface, safety considerations)
• Proven experience in analog circuit design, design with programmable logic and microprocessors, basic firmware interaction, power supplies, and high-current systems
• Experience designing to international EMC and safety standards, including practical layout, filtering, and isolation techniques
• Experience working with external partners (suppliers, manufacturing partners, certification bodies, or customers)
• Strong troubleshooting skills at board and system level, including use of lab equipment (oscilloscope, multimeter, power analyzer, etc.)
• Ability to interpret and design according to regulatory standards and support test/certification activities
• Excellent English communication skills, verbal and written; additional languages are an asset
• Strong organization and project management skills, including ability to prioritize and multitask in a fast-paced product development environment
• Demonstrated ability and desire to work effectively with a diverse, cross-functional team

Desired Qualifications

• Masters in Electrical Engineering or related field
• 5+ years experience in power electronics design for battery systems, including DC-DC converters, inverters, and battery management interfaces
• Hands-on experience with switching devices – SiC, GaN MOSFETs/IGBTs – and high-frequency switching topologies
• Proficiency in simulation tools such as LTSpice, PLECS, MATLAB/Simulink, or PSpice for power stage modeling and control loops
• Experience with advanced battery chemistries (e.g., LFP, NMC, solid-state) or energy storage systems (BESS, EV traction)
• Familiarity with grid-tie inverters, PFC stages, or utility-scale power conversion (IEEE 1547, UL 1741)
• Experience leading design reviews, mentoring junior engineers, or owning subsystems through production ramp and field support

Work Environment

• Fast-paced, dynamic environment with a focus on innovation
• Collaborative projects with a creative and purpose-driven R&D team
• Full-time position based in Calgary, Alberta, Canada, with benefits such as medical, dental, group insurance, life insurance, and vision care per company policy
• Flexible work hours
• Expected domestic and international travel less than 20%

Job Location: Calgary, Alberta, Canada

Terms of Employment: Full-time permanent position

Salary: $90,000 – $120,000 CAD annually, commensurate with education and experience

Start date: Immediate

Contact: hr@genoptic.com with resume and cover letter

Subject line must contain “PEE”. Response should include availability, salary expectations, and a short note describing hands-on lab equipment experience.

Power Electronics Technician

Genoptic is a deep-technology company building next-generation platforms across power, energy storage, intelligent lighting, and semiconductor-enabled systems. Operating through four divisions – Energy, Storage, GrowLight, and NanoGen IC – Genoptic develops modular, high-efficiency technologies that enable resilient infrastructure, controlled-environment agriculture, and intelligent edge systems.

Genoptic’s innovation is anchored by a robust global intellectual property portfolio, with 25+ patent families and more than 150 patent filings worldwide spanning hybrid energy systems, supercapacitors, cell-level electronics, power ICs, advanced chip architectures, AI-driven grow lighting, optics, imaging, and controlled-environment agriculture. This breadth of IP reflects a long-term vision focused on scalability, performance, and real-world adoption.

By combining system-level engineering with chip-scale integration and AI-enabled intelligence, Genoptic is positioned to accelerate industry adoption of compact, efficient, and sustainable technologies across multiple global markets.

Summary:

At Genoptic, you’ll help build real, deployable products that integrate advanced power electronics, energy systems, and intelligent control technologies. This position reports to the Project Team Lead and is primarily focused on Genoptic Energy, contributing to next-generation power systems for renewables, batteries, energy security, and grid modernization, while also supporting energy storage and controlled-environment agriculture technologies. You’ll work in a collaborative, multidisciplinary environment where research transitions into protected, product-ready solutions, offering hands-on exposure across energy, storage, and AI-enabled platforms with clear pathways to real-world adoption.

Responsibilities

• Work within the research and development team to support the design, testing, troubleshooting, specifications, drawings, and documentation of new and existing products
• Perform functional, diagnostic, and design verification testing (DVT), including preparation of test setups to support design and development activities
• Execute hardware-software integration and system-level testing to validate product performance
• Support root cause analysis, issue investigation, and implementation of corrective actions.
• Manage and support vendor relationships for new product introduction (NPI) and sustaining engineering activities
• Support field testing, customer service, and technical support activities as required
• Conduct visual inspections to identify design, manufacturing, and quality-related issues
• Record, analyze, and interpret test data to drive product improvements and process optimization
• Perform component selection, supplier interfacing, and component qualification testing, including evaluation of alternate components and vendor qualification
• Support the development and implementation of quality processes and documentation
• Perform and assist with PCB inspection, rework, and repairs as required
• Collaborate with operations and logistics teams to support product packaging, shipping, and receiving activities to meet production and customer delivery targets
• Be willing to travel domestically and internationally to support product design, development, deployment, and service activities
• Perform other related duties and responsibilities as assigned to support evolving project and business needs

Requirements

• Diploma in Electrical or Electronics Engineering Technology from a recognized post secondary institution (or equivalent)
• Experience working with AC or DC systems/circuits
• Ability to learn and development test programs using LabVIEW
• Must have basic mechanical understanding
• Able to solder wires, cables, surface mount components and thru-hole components
• Knowledge of IPC Soldering Standards and RoHS compliance is an asset
• Able to work, follow, and develop work instructions and schematics
• Excellent English written and oral communication skills
• Proficient in use of Microsoft Office Programs, including Word, Excel, and Outlook
• Basic understanding of Batteries, Power Electronics and Energy Storage Systems will be considered an asset
• Must possess advanced English communication skills, verbal and written
• Proficiency using software tools for data analysis (e.g., Python, Excel)

Desired Qualifications

• Minimum 2 years of experience in the testing and/or development of power electronics circuits and/or battery packs, including battery management systems (BMS)
• Experience with analog and digital circuit testing, including production testing and inverter-level testing
• Hands-on experience working with AC and DC power distribution systems and panels
• Familiarity with regulatory and safety testing, including FCC and UL standards
• Experience collaborating with third-party test laboratories, suppliers, and customers throughout the product lifecycle
• Ability to work effectively within a diverse, interdisciplinary engineering team
• Strong interest in and passion for energy systems, energy storage, and clean technologies
• Membership with ASET or another equivalent professional engineering or technologist association is considered an asset

Work Environment

• Fast-paced, dynamic environment with a focus on innovation
• Collaborative projects with a creative and purpose-driven R&D team
• Full-time position based in Calgary, Alberta, Canada, with benefits such as medical, dental, group insurance, life insurance, and vision care per company policy
• Flexible work hours
• Expected domestic and international travel less than 20%

Job Location: Calgary, Alberta, Canada

Terms of Employment: Full-time permanent position

Salary: $65,000 – $85,000 CAD annually, commensurate with education and experience

Start date: Immediate

Contact: hr@genoptic.com with resume and cover letter

Subject line must contain “PET”. Response should include availability, salary expectations, and a short note describing hands-on lab equipment experience.