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> Cell Tech Design Engineer - Systems Integration Bengaluru Work Type: Full Time Apply Now About Us: Log9 Materials is on a mission to make global energy 100% clean from cradle to gate. With its core competence in Graphene nanotechnology, Log9 strives to develop advanced energy storage technologies from electrode materials, cell level to pack level. The Rapid Charging Battery technology developed by Log9 solves the challenges in adoption for the 2W and 3W electric vehicle platforms while the Aluminum Fuel Cell technology is targeted towards the electrification of long haul, heavier vehicles. Electrification of vehicles specially for commercial use ranging from 2W, 3W to LCVs to HCVs will not only have a significant positive impact on the environment, but it will lead to huge cost savings as well. However, different vehicle platforms have unique requirements and hence there cannot be a one-type fit all battery technology. In this endeavor, we are building a team of Engineers and Technocrats to make India energy Independent. Our core values are Passionate Entrepreneurial, Fearless Humble, Ethical Environment-obsessed, Agile Detail-seeking. We are looking for people who identify with the same set of values. Unique chance to work at the cutting edge of technology in India, building solutions to solve global energy storage challenges. Responsibilities - Lead the design of components integral to the metal-air battery module fluid handling systems Design Development of Systems with focus on flow distribution, thermal management watertight solutions Design of components to adhere for highly corrosive fluid media selection of materials accordingly Develop highly sophisticated sealing solutions to prevent any fluid media from leakage Perform calculations for pressure losses, head requirement flow distribution using either empirical formulae or tools for efficient designs Perform calculations for thermal management of the systems, understand the various aspect of thermal management and selection of most efficient technique for stabilization Perform hands-on prototyping of designs and collaborate with broader teams to build integrated prototypes/production level products Demonstrate design functionality through analysis (e.g. FEA, CFD) and component/system-level testing Work efficiently with timelines to deliver high quality products engineering Work with Battery Electricals and electronics team to design enclosures and selection of products for the system Requirements - Masters/Phd in Mechanical/Chemical or related Engineering domain with Industry experience of 3+ years Experience in Product design development, preferably in the domains of handling fluid media or chemical media. Experience in design of equipment for corrosive media and good understanding of sealing mechanisms Experience with fluid handling equipment like Pumps, compressors and other fluid systems Experience in Plastic parts development, development of plastic parts for Injection molding other manufacturing processes Experience in software tools like Solidworks and good understanding of Product Development Cycle Experience in development of Battery Electronics/Electricals development Good to have experience in CFD tools to simulate fluid media pressure losses Why should you consider Log9: Unlimited Leaves round the year - No questions asked. We call it the TRUST Policy. NO PROBATION PERIOD - You are a confirmed employee from DAY 1 Health Policy that covers You, Your Spouse, Kids and your Parents as well. A work culture that offers not just professional growth but personal growth as well. You will be eligible for an additional Education allowance. Have direct access to our Chief Entertainment Officers in the campus (Buzo, Rosie Rapid) - They have an open door policy, provided you give them unlimited belly rubs Something you should explore: https: / / www.linkedin.com / company / log9materials / Log9 Slice Of Life: https: / / www.youtube.com / watchv=d53pmPMvIuU Log9 Bangalore Head Office: https: / / www.youtube.com / watchv=0sAon1JE5VA Liquid error: undefined method `public_fields for nil:NilClass