Electromechanical Technician

• At CIDETEC, you will be able to develop your career alongside a team of top-level professionals, in a young yet committed environment, focused on innovation and seeking to provide practical solutions that contribute to a more sustainable world.
• Professional development opportunities that allow you to build a solid career, working on transformative projects for industry and society.
• Collaboration with top-level teams at local, national, and European levels.
• Personal and professional work-life balance measures
• Ongoing training
• Privileged location in a safe and friendly environment
• Complementary variable compensation for all employees.

CIDETEC Energy Storage will select a person to join its Energy Materials unit.

The activities will take place at our Energy Storage headquarters, located at Oianguren 5, Zubieta (Donostia-San Sebastián).

If you want to take part in this revolution, we look forward to meeting you!

Our activity covers the entire value chain, from battery chemistry to the final application. We design, develop, and validate cells, modules, and batteries tailored to our clients' needs, with a clear commitment to transferring technology to industry.

Do you want to build the future? Join CIDETEC! CIDETEC is a technology center that brings together two internationally renowned centers in Energy Storage and Surface Engineering. We have been working for over 25 years alongside the most important companies to develop the technology that will make this world a better place.

A cutting-edge, diverse, and international center awaits you!

You will become part of one of the pilot plant laboratories with the greatest capacities at a European level during a phase of great expansion. You will work on large-scale projects for renowned clients.

Your role will focus on:

• Operation and setup of the calender for electrode manufacturing, following defined instructions and process parameters.
• Equipment preparation and format/material changeover, including loading and unloading rolls and adjusting GAP, pressure/force, speed, and working conditions.
• Process monitoring and performance of thickness, density, and electrode uniformity controls, recording manufacturing parameters and results.
• Initial detection and resolution of process incidents (misalignments, GAP variations, pressure/force instabilities, electrode defects, etc.) and escalation to the supervisor when necessary.
• Completion of manufacturing, traceability, and process control records.
• Cleaning and basic maintenance of the equipment, as well as communication and follow-up of preventive/corrective maintenance needs.
• Compliance with safety, order, and cleanliness standards, especially in dry room conditions.
• Support for R&D campaigns, pilot manufacturing, and client projects, collaborating with Electrode, Process, Cell, and Production Engineering.

The person joining must demonstrate solid knowledge in:

• Industrial equipment.

Knowledge in Cell Manufacturing and Calendering Processes will be valued.

Experience in a laboratory, pilot plant, and/or battery environment will be valued.

A highly motivated person, with an interest in research and innovation, will join a multidisciplinary team. They will be able to organize work while meeting established deadlines and objectives.

*We positively value applications from people with a disability certificate of 33% or more, in compliance with current legislation, the General Law on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities and their Social Inclusion (LGD).