Instrumentation Engineer (Battery Systems) Fresher Job

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About the job: Key responsibilities: 1. Design and develop embedded hardware and firmware for battery diagnostic instruments and test systems 2. Work with high-end lab instruments for measurements and data acquisition 3. Integrate precision measurement circuits and sensors for electrical, thermal, and electrochemical parameter monitoring (voltage, current, temperature, impedance) 4. Develop battery characterization tools using techniques such as OCV-SOC mapping, DCIR, EIS (Electrochemical Impedance Spectroscopy), and SoH estimation 5. Implement embedded communication protocols (e.g., CAN, UART, RS485, SPI, I2C) for data acquisition and system integration 6. Collaborate with data science teams to ensure seamless integration of battery test instruments with higher-level analytics platforms 7. Develop and validate algorithms for SoH and SoC estimation implemented on embedded platforms 8. Lead prototype development, hardware validation, and field testing of diagnostic equipment Who can apply: Only those candidates can apply who: are Electronics Engineering students Salary: ₹ 5,00,000 - 8,00,000 /year Experience: 0 year(s) Deadline: 2025-06-18 23:59:59 Skills required: MATLAB, Python, Raspberry Pi, Embedded Systems, Arduino, Circuit Design, C Programming, C++ Programming, PCB Soldering, Battery Pack Testing, Battery Management Systems, Digital Circuits and Analog Circuits Other Requirements: 1. Bachelor’s or master’s degree in electrical engineering, electronics or computer science 2. Strong programming skills (Python, MATLAB, embedded C) 3. Familiar with battery characterization equipment (Cell Cycler, Pack Cycler, Thermal chamber, Impedance Analyser, etc.) 4. Foundational knowledge about Li-Ion Battery (cell, pack, BMS, Equivalent circuit modeling, etc.) 5. Experience in battery cell and pack characterization techniques (OCV curves, DCIR, cycle life testing, EIS) About Company: ThinkClock Battery Labs is an R&D-driven company focused on battery health analytics using spectroscopy techniques, namely EIS (electrochemical impedance spectroscopy), acoustic, and RF spectroscopy. We reveal the diagnostic insight about the battery health while relating the microscopic data of the battery to the observable system-level behavior with the help of the models based on physics and machine learning. ThinkClock offers lab-based battery characterization services (for performance and uniformity assessment) to cell OEMs and battery pack manufacturers. We are creating a cell benchmarking database for the commercially available cells using the lab-based characterization data to provide an independent source of truth for the system integrators. While leveraging our cell benchmarking database, we have developed a portable tool, CellScope, which can quickly assess the health of a cell using spectroscopic techniques.